Our number has Miami by 9. At +19.5, take Pittsburgh.

Miami Hurricanes
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The Hurricanes allowed 13.83 points per game over the 2025 regular season, fewer than all but five FBS teams. Miami football went 10-2, covered the spread seven times in 12 and was an underdog only once.
A defense the spread had to price
Through the 2025 regular season Miami gave up 13.83 per game; only five FBS teams allowed fewer. Five opponents scored 7 or less. The Hurricanes finished 10-2 straight up and 7-5 against the spread.
Laying points eleven times
Miami was favored in 11 games, won nine and covered six. Both losses came as favorites: 24-21 to Louisville at -500 and 26-20 at SMU at -250. A price was posted for eight of those favorite games, where a unit apiece on Miami finished 0.68 down; the other six alone returned 1.32.
The one time Miami got points
The opener was the only game the Hurricanes were not favored. Notre Dame lost 27-24 with Miami at +125, a 1.25-unit return that put the season’s nine priced games 0.57 units ahead.
Month and total
At home Miami went 7-1 and covered five of eight; away it went 3-1 with two covers. November went 4-1 straight up and 2-3 against the spread. Seven of the 12 games stayed under, but 24 FBS teams went under more often: no lean.
After the regular season Miami won three College Football Playoff games, 10-3 at Texas A&M, 24-14 over Ohio State and 31-27 over Ole Miss, then lost the national championship game 27-21 to Indiana.
Questions and answers
What is Miami’s record against the spread?
7-5 in the 2025 regular season, 6-5 when favored.
How many points did Miami allow in 2025?
13.83 a game; five FBS teams allowed fewer.
Was Miami ever an underdog in 2025?
Once, against Notre Dame at +125, and the Hurricanes won 27-24.
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