Louisville will look to play spoiler and pull off the massive upset against the streaking Miami Hurricanes if these 3 bold predictions come true.

In an overtime loss to Virginia on Oct. 4, Louisville held the Cavaliers to 237 yards — more than 300 fewer than what it was averaging coming into the game. At Pittsburgh, Louisville forced five turnovers with three second-half interceptions as the Cardinals shut out the Panthers after halftime to rally to a 34-27 win after trailing by 17.

Louisville and second-ranked Miami have had their share of shootouts over the years. Both teams can still score, but the Friday matchup in Miami Gardens, Fla., also will feature the Atlantic Coast Conference's top two defenses.

Mario Cristobal and Miami do not have a great late-season track record. Here's why this year could be different.

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Oct 19, 2024; Louisville, Kentucky, USA; Miami Hurricanes running back Mark Fletcher Jr. (4) runs the ball against Louisville Cardinals defensive back Tamarion McDonald (12) during the first half at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Miami defeated Louisville 52-45. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Rhodes-Imagn Images | Jamie Rhodes-Imagn Images

Moss, to his credit, has kept the offense afloat – though he also has sprung the occasional costly leak. He threw for 329 yards and two touchdowns last week. Chris Bell has 305 yards and three touchdowns in the last two games and leads the ACC in making defensive backs feel bad about themselves.