The Miami basketball team was unable to defend the three-point shooting of Notre Dame or shoot the ball well beyond the arc themselves in a blowout loss to the Fighting Irish on Sunday night in South Bend. The Hurricanes loss to Notre Dame broke a three-game Miami winning streak.
The ball movement from Notre Dame played a huge difference in the victory. The Fighting Irish had 21 assists as four players reached double figures and a quartet made multiple three-point shots. Miami reverted to struggling on the boards. Notre Dame finished with a 42-35 rebounding advantage.