SMU Mustangs face their toughest test against #10 Miami Hurricanes with a clear path to victory: create turnovers and actually capitalize on them. The Mustangs lead the nation with 20 turnovers forced in eight games, but their offensive failures against Wake Forest—five takeaways, zero points—exposed a critical flaw that could doom their upset bid. Grayson Singleton breaks down why three injured players—guard Logan Parr, pass rusher Cam Robertson, and running back Chris Johnson Jr.—are absolutely essential for SMU's chances. He analyzes Carson Beck's vulnerabilities, particularly his struggles with pressure up the middle and diminished arm strength post-UCL surgery. The discussion covers Kevin Jennings' mobility limitations, Miami's elite defensive line matchup, and a star-studded recruiting weekend featuring multiple four-star prospects visiting Ford Stadium. Discover why scoring just 10 points off turnovers could be the difference between competing with a top-10 team and another disappointing loss.