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Miami 33, Wake 20. Georgia at Arkansas at noon. The Saturday.

The Hurricanes last night. Ohio State, Penn State, Alabama this afternoon. No. 1 Texas waits until night.

The Rocket News · Sports · Winston-Salem / ColumbusSeptember 19, 2026 · 4 min read

Ohio Stadium, the Horseshoe packed in scarlet and gray, field below, in color. Crowd as texture. No identifiable faces.

No. 5 Miami beat Wake Forest 33-20 on Friday night in Winston-Salem. Darian Mensah at quarterback. The Hurricanes are 3-0. The Sports desk files that result, and a Saturday that has not kicked yet: No. 2 Georgia at Arkansas at noon, Kent State at No. 6 Ohio State, Buffalo at No. 14 Penn State.

Afternoon: Florida State at No. 10 Alabama, Kentucky at No. 9 Texas A&M, No. 12 USC at Rutgers. Night: No. 1 Texas hosts UTSA. Ohio Stadium will be a horseshoe at noon. The midterm is 46 days. The games are today.

Darian Mensah, Miami take down Wake Forest 33-20.

The Sports desk files Saturday morning as it is: a 33-20 already in, a slate still on the clock, and a country that will watch football while diesel prints a record.

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