Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman framed No. 10 Miami’s 27–24 win Sunday as a top-10 slugfest and gave credit to the Hurricanes.
Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman framed No. 10 Miami’s 27–24 win Sunday as a top-10 slugfest decided by the Hurricanes’ edge on defense and protection, calling Mario Cristobal’s team "a hell of a football team" and crediting Miami’s pass rush for tilting the final minutes.
"It was a top ten fight. Like, come down to a three-point game versus a hell of a football team," Freeman said in his opening statement after No.