Comeback for the ages: No. 17 Miami stuns FSU, 28-27

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- At Miami, this will be The Comeback. At Florida State, this will be The Collapse. N'Kosi Perry threw four touchdown passes, and No. 17 Miami pulled off its biggest comeback ever against Florida State by rallying from 20 points down midway through the second half to top the Seminoles 28-27 on Saturday night. "I never doubted," Miami safety Jaquan Johnson said. There were few who could say that. The game had the usual fare that comes with this rivalry: A pregame shout fest after warmups, the entire Miami roster getting an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for running across the field to come to the aid of injured receiver Jeff Thomas after he got pulled down by his face mask and was shaken up near a raucous Florida State sideline, and missed field goals by both teams in the final quarter. But what Miami did in the final 20 minutes, that was most unusual.