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Fletcher’s go-ahead score, Lightfoot’s defensive play help No. 1 Miami rally past UNC 38-35

Miami’s unbeaten streak survives a nail‑biter as Fletcher’s late score and a disputed on‑side kick spark a 38‑35 rally over North Carolina.

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 4 distinct news outlets with 7 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 4.
  • Primary Driver: Miami’s unbeaten streak survives a nail‑biter as Fletcher’s late score and a disputed on‑side kick spark a 38‑35 rally over North Carolina.
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An analyst on Yahoo Sports criticized the reversed on‑side kick calls that preceded the rally. The victory kept Miami undefeated, maintaining its No. 1 ranking, as the Miami Herald reported.

The Herald also listed ten notable statistics from the game, while 247Sports provided PFF grades naming the Hurricanes’ ten best players. Yahoo Sports offered a film review that broke down the offensive cadence driving the late surge.

AP News summarized the key moments and the final 38‑35 score.

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What was the final score of the game?

The Miami Hurricanes defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels 38‑35.

Which players made the decisive contributions?

Fletcher scored the go‑ahead touchdown and Lightfoot made a key defensive stop, according to AP News.

How did the win affect Miami’s season record?

The win kept Miami undefeated and retained its No. 1 ranking, as reported by the Miami Herald.

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