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Miami controversial interception call explained after escaping Florida State

The Miami Hurricanes secured a dramatic 43–35 double-overtime victory over Florida State in a high-stakes ACC showdown at Hard Rock Stadium, with a pivotal play sparking debate. A late interception call on Duce Robinson’s end-zone grab by defensive back Bryce Fitzgerald—later confirmed via replay review—denied the Seminoles a potential game-tying touchdown and sealed Miami’s win.

The Hurricanes’ offense, led by quarterback Darian Mensah in his first career victory against FSU, rallied after a 75-yard touchdown pass from Ashton Daniels to Robinson tied the game at 28–28. Miami’s running game and a clutch two-point conversion by Malachi Toney and Cooper Barkate extended their lead, while Daniels’ earlier 20-yard touchdown to Robinson had briefly put FSU ahead.

The win, coming after top-ranked Georgia and second-ranked Notre Dame both lost Saturday, could push Miami up in the national rankings.

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