"Even though it got sloppy at the end, we did play complementary football. ... When you go on the road, and you're playing in the conference, you gotta find a way to win."
Game Efficiency Differentials
Verified Box Score
Total Offensive Yards
412 / 348
Turnover Margin (Forced vs Lost)
+2 (1 lost, 3 gained)
Red Zone Touchdown Rate
83% (5/6) / 50% (2/4)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
46% (6/13) / 33% (4/12)
Penalties (Infractions / Yards)
7 (65 yds) / 5 (40 yds)
Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring Flow
Q1
10 - 0
Q2
10 - 7
Q3
10 - 6
Q4 ("Sloppy")
3 - 7
Complementary Football Sandbox
Interactive ModelAdjust Cristobal's key road variables to see how turnover leverage and late-game sloppiness alter Miami's road victory probability.
+2
Actual match: Miami +2 margin (3 forced fumbles/INTs, 1 turnover).
83%
Actual match: 83% efficiency (5 red zone conversions in 6 trips).
Medium (7 pen)
"Even though it got sloppy at the end" (Miami committed 7 penalties).
Calculated Road Game Win Probability
88.4%
Solid Complementary Road Execution
Generated Tactical Match Dossier
Source: SportsCenter postgame coverage featuring Mario Cristobal with @notthefakeSVP on ESPN. Match: Miami Hurricanes 33, Wake Forest Demon Deacons 20.