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Mesidor will play in the title game with a custom elbow brace to guard the injured elbow.
Miami intends to pressure Mendoza and force him to make mistakes by stopping the run on early downs.
Mesidor credits defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman for the team’s recent improvements.
Mesidor says the team remains 1-0 focused and downplays the moment as the game nears.
Mesidor highlights the 2026 jersey patch as a reminder of the moment for the players.
Mesidor emphasizes stopping the run on early downs to force third downs and unleash the pass rush.
Mesidor describes the title game as a culmination of a long journey spanning multiple programs.
Mesidor credits Cristobal’s leadership for keeping the team focused despite distractions.
Mesidor notes the home-field advantage and Greentree practice as beneficial ahead of the title game.
Mesidor highlights the hall-of-fame figures like Ray Lewis and Michael Irvin as mentors, while noting the team remains the 2025 Miami Hurricanes.

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Miami’s four game changers featured in the NC Game spotlight Fletcher, Mesidor, Bain Jr., and Toney, underscoring why Miami reached the title clash.
Fletcher said the moment was about family, waiting for his mom in the stands after the game.
Mesidor noted miscommunication on a key 4th-down play and described the defensive effort as the season's 'tremendous' group.
Bain Jr. reflected on a year of growth and the enduring brotherhood built with Mesidor and the team.
Mesidor praised his teammate Bain Jr. and stressed appreciation for their brotherhood and mutual growth.
Fletcher emphasized returning with a competitive mindset and getting back to work after the loss.
The report highlights continued SI coverage of the Hurricanes and links to social platforms for updates.
The piece identifies Justice Sandle as the SI lead staff writer covering Miami Hurricanes football.
The article presents Miami's season as built by coach Mario Cristobal's recruitment and the defense's strong performances.
The NC Game ended with Miami as No. 2 against No. 1 Indiana in Hard Rock Stadium, according to the report.
The article notes Notre specific win against Indiana with a 27-21 scoreline and a focus on the season's arc.

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