
Miami’s 77-7 rout revives debate on FCS buy games and schedule strength
No. 7 Miami crushed Florida A&M 77-7, racking up 856 total yards, tying a school record for points and setting a school mark with 42 first downs after shortening the fourth quarter. The blowout underscores the contentious practice of paying FCS opponents: it boosts revenue for the visitors but can dilute schedule strength and threaten playoff prospects; Miami coach Cristobal says the games help develop the roster, while critics argue teams should face stronger nonconference foes.



