Miami overrun by No. 6 Clemson in blowout

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- The loudest cheers from the Miami fans came in the second quarter, many of them even thinking the moment merited a standing ovation. It was for a punt to the 1-yard line. That was the reality Saturday during what became the worst loss in the program's 90-year history. Quarterback Brad Kaaya departed in the second quarter with what was likely a concussion, and No. 6 Clemson wound up embarrassing Miami 58-0 in a game that could doom whatever chance embattled coach Al Golden had of keeping his job much longer. "Got beat from top to bottom," Golden said. "They outplayed us. They outcoached us. I just told the team it's completely my responsibility for not getting them ready to play.