USF faces the Miami Hurricanes at home and has a chance to pull off a season-defining upset. Why it matters: USF has only three wins against top-10 teams in its football program's history. Adding a fourth against No.

TAMPA — USF coach Alex Golesh says he hasn’t yet given much thought to emerging from the southwest tunnel Saturday night and absorbing the raucousness and revelry ignited by a crowd that could hit 60,000.

USF is gearing up for a primetime matchup against a Top-10 team boasting one of the top quarterbacks in college football.  Does that sound like deja vu? It should.  Just two weeks after facing Alabama,

Miami quarterback Cam Ward spent some time in offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson's office earlier this week, going over the Hurricanes' passing game and how things have worked through three games. They talked about plenty.

Cam Ward’s competitive nature doesn’t stop when he’s on the sideline. His resolve to make the Miami Hurricanes the best team they can be is paramount even when he’s not on the field. That has been evident through each of No.