Miami and South Florida square off Sept. 13 in a nationally televised showdown with both teams sitting at 2-0. The Hurricanes arrive after a decisive win over Bethune-Cookman, powered by quarterback Carson Beck, an NFL Draft prospect drawing attention for his consistent play. South Florida enters with momentum from a defensive-driven upset of the Florida Gators.
Miami Hurricanes vs USF Bulls: TV Info, Game Time, and Viewing Guide
The No. 5 Miami Hurricanes welcome No. 18 South Florida to Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 13, with kickoff set for 4:30 p.m. ET. Both teams enter the contest unbeaten at 2-0, and the matchup will be broadcast nationally on The CW Network. Fans can also tune in locally on FM 104.3 WQAM or stream the game through DirecTV Stream.
Game Details
Date: Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025
Time: 4:30 p.m. ET / 1:30 p.m. PT
Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL.
How to Watch
TV: The CW Network
Live Stream: DirecTV Stream
Radio: FM 104.3 WQAM
South Florida picked up its second-ranked win of the year with an 18-16 upset on the road against the Florida Gators. Miami, meanwhile, rolled past Bethune-Cookman at home, recording a 45-3 victory behind a balanced performance on both sides of the ball.
🚨USF vs Miami :60 sec breakdown🚨
Brutal spot for USF coming off their win at UF. Now in G5 driver’s seat, but we question what’s left in the tank.
Miami’s trench play >>> UF. Cristobal’s development shows, and this is where Canes can separate.
We laid -17 with Miami 🏈 pic.twitter.com/eI4W5NZdko
— College Football Betting 900 (@CFB900) September 11, 2025
The Hurricanes and Bulls met last season, when Miami cruised to a 50-15 win. Quarterback Cam Ward led the way with 404 passing yards, three touchdowns, and one interception.
Miami vs South Florida: Player Updates and Insights
The Hurricanes enter healthy with no injury concerns. Quarterback Carson Beck, a rising NFL Draft prospect, will guide the offense alongside running back Mark Fletcher and wide receiver CJ Daniels. Reuben Bain Jr., Akheem Mesidor, and Ahmad Moten are all expected to start on the defensive front.
The Bulls’ offense is paced by quarterback Byrum Brown, wideout Keshaun Singleton, and running back Alvon Isaac. Defensively, Mac Harris, Jhalyn Shuler, and De’Shawn Rucker will anchor the unit as USF looks to slow down Miami’s attack.
South Florida averages 372 total yards per game, ranking 72nd nationally, while allowing 378 yards on defense, which sits 101st. Their passing offense ranks 40th at 255 yards per contest, though the defense has struggled against the pass, giving up 256 yards per game, 25th-worst in the FBS.
The Bulls score 34 points per game (48th) while surrendering just 7 points on average, good for 20th. On the ground, they produce 117 rushing yards per game (92nd) and allow 122 (76th). Their third-down offense converts at 35.7 percent (85th), while the defense holds opponents to 35.3 percent (73rd).
With three takeaways and no turnovers committed, USF owns a +3 turnover margin, fourth-best in the country. Miami enters with momentum, but South Florida’s balance of offensive firepower and defensive toughness ensures this ACC clash will be closely watched.
