Miami ran away with a 50-15 win at USF on Saturday. What does the 4-0 start mean for Mario Cristobal and the Hurricanes?

Miami quarterback Cam Ward has topped 15,000 yards passing in his career, making him the 13th player recognized by the NCAA to have reached that milestone.

Cam Ward threw for 404 yards and three touchdowns in a 50-15 win over USF and has the 4-0 Hurricanes excited about the possibilities this season.

Looking to finish undefeated in non-conference play, the No. 8 Miami Hurricanes traveled to Tampa to take on the University of South Florida on Saturday. Despite a feisty performance from their cross-state opponent,

Miami’s Cam Ward threw for 404 yards and three touchdowns while becoming the 13th player in NCAA history to top 15,000 career passing yards to help the eighth-ranked Hurricanes rout South Florida 50-15 on Saturday night.

Ward tossed TD passes of 6 yards to Isaiah Horton, 5 yards to Xavier Restrepo and 76 yards to Sam Brown, the latter putting Miami (4-0) ahead for good late in the second quarter. Damien Martinez rushed for three TDs, including a pair of 1-yarders that finished long drives and built the lead to 36-15 in the third quarter.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward spent some time in offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson's office earlier this week, going over the Hurricanes' passing game and how things have worked through three games. They talked about plenty.

It has been a heck of a journey for Miami quarterback Cameron Ward, who has been one of the biggest stars in college football through the first several weeks. In three games with the Hurricanes, Ward has thrown for 1,

A stat that the star quarterback might not even know he is approaching, but something that only a few have ever done in college football.