Cal entered the final 15 minutes of playing having outgained Miami 344 yards to 297. But in the fourth quarter, the nation’s second-highest scoring team rolled up 278 yards —including 238 through the air — and the Bears totaled just 26 yards.

Cal will see some familiar faces on the opposing sideline when it makes its Atlantic Coast Conference home debut against No. 8 Miami on Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. The Hurricanes (5-0, 1-0) are in their third season under coach Mario Cristobal,