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Improvement is the name of the game for Hurricanes football, but Miami is heading in the right direction

Only one minute and sixteen seconds remained. Miami fans were ready to witness a historic moment in Hurricanes’ football history.

On their own 43-yard line and trailing 17-9, third-year sophomore quarterback Tyler Van Dyke and the Miami offense were in prime position to make themselves the heroes at Kyle Field against No. 24 Texas A&M on Saturday night. But, with no timeouts left, it would not be easy. Ultimately, on fourth down, a pass to Brashard Smith was dropped, turning the ball over on downs and essentially ending the game.

“Dropped balls, penalties in the next to last drive.