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Miami survives Florida State after disputed Hail Mary interception ends wild double-OT classic

The No. 3 Miami Hurricanes pulled off a dramatic victory over Florida State in a thrilling double-overtime showdown, with the final moments sparking fierce debate.

The Seminoles nearly pulled off an upset after quarterback Ashton Daniels launched a game-sealing Hail Mary pass in the second overtime, but Miami’s defense—led by defensive back Bryce Fitzgerald—contested the catch with receiver Duce Robinson. After an on-field ruling declared an interception, video review upheld the call, denying Florida State a potential game-winning touchdown.

Earlier in the second OT, Miami’s offensive lineman Xavier Chaplin was flagged for holding on a critical fourth-down play, wiping out a Seminoles first down and setting up the final drive. Despite the controversy, Miami held on to win 43–35, leaving Florida State coach Mike Norvell frustrated by the officiating decisions that cost his team a shot at victory.

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