Five In A Row Over FSU

1/1/04
Miami 16, Florida State 14
No. 10 Hurricanes Take Orange Bowl Over Rival Florida State
Florida State didn’t want this rematch. Now everyone knows why. Jarrett Payton ran for 131 yards, Jon Peattie kicked three field goals and Miami shut out the Seminoles in the second half to give the Hurricanes a 16-14 win Thursday night in the Orange Bowl.
Jarrett<!> Payton throws oranges out from his Most Valuable Player trophy after Miami beat Florida State 16-14 in the Orange Bowl.
10/11/03
Miami 22, Florida State 14
Hurricanes Swamp Seminoles, 22-14
Jarrett Payton put on his dad’s No. 34 Chicago Bears jersey before going to bed on the eve of his first college start. He waited four years for this moment and it couldn’t have been any sweeter. Payton caught a 14-yard touchdown pass and ran for a career-high 97 yards, and No. 2 Miami forced five turnovers in a 22-14 win Saturday over No. 5 Florida State.
Sean<!> Taylor intercepts a Chris Rix pass during the second quarter.
10/12/02
Miami 28, Florida State 27
WIDE LEFT! Hurricanes Edge Florida State, 28-27
Wide left. Can you believe it? Thanks to yet another missed field goal by a Florida State kicker in the final seconds, No. 1 Miami hung on for a 28-27 victory over the ninth-ranked Seminoles on Saturday. The Hurricanes (6-0) extended the nation’s longest winning streak to 28 games, but the defending national champions proved they’re not invincible after all.
Willis<!> McGahee hits the end zone for a first-quarter touchdown.
10/13/01
Miami 49, Florida State 27
No. 1 Miami Trounces ‘Noles, 49-27
The streaks are over for Florida State, and so is another run at the national championship. Ken Dorsey threw three touchdown passes and No. 2 Miami pulled away with a 28-point third quarter in a dominating 49-27 victory over the Seminoles on Saturday. The loss ended No. 14 Florida State’s 54-game home unbeaten streak as well as its 37-game winning streak at Doak Campbell Stadium dating to 1991, when the Hurricanes beat them 17-16.
Ken<!> Dorsey threw three touchdown passes to lead Miami past FSU.
10/7/00
Miami 27, Florida State 24
The Swagger Is Back
After 1,013 yards, 100 passes and 51 points, Florida State-Miami came down to Wide Right III. Amazing. When Matt Munyon’s 49-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right as time expired, No. 7 Miami had a 27-24 victory over No. 1 Florida State on Saturday, derailing the Seminoles’ national championship run and putting itself back into contention.
Ken<!> Dorsey led Miami to the game winning touchdown with under a minute to play.