D'Eriq King passed for 325 yards and three touchdowns, and Cam'Ron Harris ran for 134 yards as the 17th-ranked Miami Hurricanes defeated the 18th-ranked Louisville Cardinals 47-34 in an ACC game Saturday night at Cardinal Stadium in Louisville.

Miami's Jose Borregales, who helped beat the Hurricanes last year while playing for FIU, tied a school record with a 57-yard field goal. He also kicked a 48-yarder and totaled 17 points.

Hurricanes tight end Brevin Jordan caught seven passes for 120 yards and one touchdown.

The Hurricanes (2-0, 1-0) also scored on two one-play "drives" in the third quarter -- a 75-yard run by Harris and a 75-yard catch-and-run by freshman running back Jaylan Knighton.

However, Harris -- who has already rushed for more than 100 yards twice this season -- appeared to land on his elbow in the end zone as Louisville tried to tackle him and he had only one more carry the rest of the game.

Louisville (1-1, 0-1) was led by running back Javian Hawkins, who rushed for 164 yards and one touchdown. Quarterback Malik Cunningham passed for 307 yards and three touchdowns. Cards wide receiver Tutu Atwell, a Miami native, caught eight passes for 114 yards and two TDs.

The Cardinals scored on their first possession, getting a 40-yard field goal from sophomore James Turner, the first three-pointer of his career.

Miami took a 7-3 lead on its next possession on a well-placed 17-yard back-shoulder pass from King to tight end Will Mallory. Harris' 38-yard run set up the score.

The Canes closed the first-quarter scoring, taking a 14-3 lead on Knighton's 3-yard run. Jordan hauled in a pair of 13-yard catches on the drive, including one highlight play in which he leaped over a would-be tackler.

A goal-line stand by Miami -- helped by Cunningham firing incomplete to an open Ean Pfeifer in the end zone -- forced a field-goal try, converted from 22 yards by Turner.

Miami's next two drives produced Borregales' field goals of 48 and 57 yards, giving the Canes a 20-6 halftime lead.

Louisville took the second-half kickoff and drove 75 yards for its first touchdown. Hawkins scored on a spectacular 19-yard run on third down, reversing field from right to left after he had appeared stuck for a loss.

Miami scored on its next play, a 75-yard run by Harris, who showed terrific speed and dove for the right pylon just as he took a shot from Kei'Trel Clark. Harris landed on his right elbow and was shaken up.

Back came Louisville, scoring on its next drive -- a 74-yard march that ended with a 6-yard flip to Atwell. Louisville kept that drive alive with a fourth-and-one run from its own 35.

Miami -- incredibly -- scored on its next play again, this time a short flip to Knighton, who sprinted the final 62 yards after the reception.

Two more Borregales field goals gave Miami a 40-20 lead with 10:58 left in the fourth, and the Canes cruised from there.

--Field Level Media