USF quarterback Byrum Brown, who entered Saturday’s game against No. 8 Miami as the Bulls’ leading passer and rusher, sustained an undisclosed fourth-quarter injury and didn’t return. Brown, who has started the last 19 games for USF,

The Hurricanes made key adjustments at halftime and rolled to a dominant win over. QB Cam Ward had another strong game, and UM’s defense kept USF’s run offense in check.

The No. 8 Miami Hurricanes continued their torrid start to the season with a 50-15 blowout of the USF Bulls on Saturday at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium to improve to 4-0 on the season.

Meanwhile, left tackle Jalen Rivers and defensive end Rueben Bain Jr., neither of whom has played since UM’s season-opener at Florida, were in street clothes, signaling they’ll most likely be out for a third consecutive game.

Cameron Ward will lead the Miami Hurricanes (3-0) into their game versus the South Florida Bulls (2-1) at Raymond James Stadium on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. ET.The Hurricanes enter the matchup after

Can the Miami Hurricanes cap their non-conference schedule with a perfect record? That will come down to how No. 8 Miami (3-0) does on Saturday night against the USF Bulls (2-1). Kickoff from Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium is slated for 7 p.

Fueled by three total rushing touchdowns by Damien Martinez, including two in the second half, and another stellar performance from quarterback Cam Ward, No. 8 Miami pulled away from USF and left Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium with a 50-15 road win.