Miami overwhelmed Pittsburgh 38-7 on Saturday in a lopsided Week 14 contest. The Hurricanes scored touchdowns in three of the first four quarters, with Malachi Toney leading the passing attack. Girard Pringle Jr. anchored Miami's ground game with 82 rushing yards.

Pittsburgh managed only a single touchdown in the second quarter, with Juelz Goff recording a team-high 9 receptions. The Panthers' offense struggled throughout, unable to generate sustained momentum against Miami's defense.

Miami controlled the pace from start to finish, scoring 3 points in the first quarter before exploding for 14 in the second. The Hurricanes added another 14 in the third quarter and 7 in the fourth to cruise to victory.

The decisive win saw Miami cover the 6.5-point spread handily. The game finished under the 49-point over-under total. A fourth-quarter interception by Pittsburgh's C. Brookins on a C. Beck pass proved emblematic of Miami's dominance, while Pittsburgh's early second-quarter touchdown pass to M. Toney represented the Panthers' brightest moment in an otherwise forgettable performance.