Week 1 offers one of the most intriguing matches of the season while Notre Dame Voyage to face Miami as a regular hand match against the Jokers. Notre Dame enters with a proven base, returning one of the most complete lists of the country, an attack precipitated among the first five and a defense loaded with a depth of veteran.
Miami, on the other hand, bance on splashes. The transfer of Georgia Carson Beck takes over to QB after recovering from an injury to the UCL, working with a rebuilt receiver room with promising young talents. On the other side of the ball, the Defense of the Hurricanes breaks in a new staff.
Whether they can follow the rhythm against the power of Notre-Dame à Pound of Notre Dame and the defense tested in the playoffs will determine whether the canes can carry out the upheaval or if the Fighting Irish experience prevails.
Notre-Dame Fighting Irish at Miami Hurricanes
Sunday, 7:30 p.m. he, ABC
Opening line: Notre Dame -2.5, O/U 50.5
Silver line: Notre Dame (-140), Miami (+120)
Over / Under: 50.5 (o same, u -120)
Why Miami can cover
If you like Hurricanes, you trust stability. Notre Dame is the most complete team on paper, but Miami could have explosiveness to play a game of four quarters. Beck brings experience while the talent around him is intriguing. The second year student Joshisa Trader and Recruue Malachi Toney could emerge as a game leaders in this group, while the CJ Daniels transfer brings experience to help fill the gap left by losing his five best receivers of last year.
The Miami path to cover departures in advance. Akheem Mesidor and Rueben Bain Jr. give the Hurricanes a disruptive passing pass to build (nine bags combined last year), and against a first-year quarter in red shirt making its first start on CJ Carr, Early Pressure Matters. If Miami obliges Notre Dame to rely on Car instead of its rear field, the Irish offensive becomes less comfortable.
Defensively, the new coordinator Corey HETHERMAN brings an aggressive minnesota program, where his group finished sixth in total defense last season and, more importantly, the fourth of the authorized affairs, abandoning a single more score than the national champion of Ohio State Buckeyes. This approach combined at the speed of Miami on the edges could help to contain sufficient attack on Notre Dame to keep the game competitive.
Notre Dame’s defense will make things difficult, but the dry experience of Beck and the defensive front of the canes give them a chance to exchange goods and force a fourth quarter with high effect.
Paris prediction: Notre Dame -2.5 
It is a bet on continuity and depth against a Miami team with more questions than answers. Marcus Freeman is entering his fifth season after leaving the Irish to the match for the national title last season, and his alignment returns the proven talent for both attack and defense. The year 2 under the offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock is the place where this system must click entirely, with a clearer timing, expanded reading designs and more balance between execution and the pass.
Notre Dame’s formula is clear. With Billy Schrauth and Ashton Craig anchoring one of the best offensive lines in the country, the Irish have an average of 5.7 yards per race last season. Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price combined for more than 1,800 yards and 24 affected, and now Aneyas Williams and Kedren Young add even more depth. Notre Dame’s physics at the front gives them the edge to dictate the tempo and shorten the goods. It is potentially the best ground offense in the country.
In defense, Notre Dame’s elite secondary man led by Leonard Moore and Christian Gray is a major inadequacy against a still rebuilt Miami reception body. Fighting Irish forced 19 interceptions last season, fourth in the FBS. The new defensive coordinator Chris ASH inherits a deep and versatile unit with speed, and one of the best groups of seconds in the country. If the Beck interception trend last season appears (nine in four games), Notre Dame has staff to capitalize.
Miami has talent, but between a new quarter-Arrière, a reworked receiver room and entirely new defensive staff, there is too much volatility to trust them early. The experience and structure of Notre Dame make it the most reliable side.
Bonus game
Total game Less than 50.5 :: A lower score is logical with Notre Dame based on her racing game to control the tempo and limit the goods. If Beck is struggling against Notre Dame’s secondary school, Miami’s notation potential takes on significant success.
