Jump pass lifts Duke past reeling Miami, 20-12

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- This time, Duke didn't lose on a Miami miracle. Quentin Harris ' jump pass to Daniel Helm late in the third quarter put Duke ahead for good, and the Blue Devils got a stop on the final play to beat reeling Miami 20-12 on a rain-soaked Saturday night and hand the Hurricanes their third straight loss. Duke outscored the Hurricanes 13-0 after halftime, and won at Miami for the first time since 1976. "Best feeling in the world," Duke linebacker Ben Humphreys said. "We stuck together like glue. Adversity struck. We got down but we battled back." Deon Jackson scored on a 75-yard rush on the game's first snap from scrimmage for Duke (6-3, 2/3 Atlantic Coast Conference), which secured bowl eligibility.