The No. 10 Miami Hurricanes achieved a historic 62-0 victory over Ball State, marking the largest shutout win against an FBS opponent in the program's history. Quarterback Cam Ward led the charge with 346 passing yards and five touchdowns, connecting with multiple receivers, including Xavier Restrepo. Miami set a school record with 750 total yards, dominating both the air and ground game, averaging 7.35 yards per carry. The Hurricanes improved to 3-0 on the season, outscoring opponents 159-26 in their first three games. This win followed a lengthy lightning delay and showcased Miami's offensive prowess and defensive strength, as Ball State struggled to gain momentum. With one more nonconference game against USF before entering ACC play, Miami is positioning itself as a contender for the College Football Playoffs.