No. 3 Miami outlasts Florida State 43-35 in double overtime thriller

No. 3 Miami survived a double-overtime thriller against Florida State, pulling out a 43-35 victory Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium after a game of lead changes, costly mistakes and a ton of late-game drama.A sea of orange filled the stadium, with nearly 67,000 fans in attendance despite rain that fell for much of the day. The atmosphere matched the intensity of a rivalry game that remained undecided until Miami defensive back Bryce Fitzgerald intercepted a pass in the second overtime to preserve the Hurricanes’ victory.Quarterback Darian Mensah threw for 326 yards and three touchdowns, while freshman running back Javian Mallory rushed for 108 yards and two scores. Wide receiver Malachi Toney caught 10 passes for 151 yards and a touchdown as Miami found its footing after a frustrating first half.Miami opened the game with an efficient scoring drive, capped by Mark Fletcher Jr.’s 7-yard touchdown run. The offensive line created a sizeable opening on the left side, allowing Fletcher t