When Cam Ward surprised Mario Cristobal with a phone call in mid-January earlier this year, the trajectory of the Miami Hurricanes football team instantly changed. That phone call was Ward letting Cristobal know he had changed his mind about entering the 2024 NFL Draft and was committing to Miami.

Miami football quarterback Cam Ward ended his final college game prematurely on Saturday against Iowa State in the Pop-Tarts Bowl despite still being in a close game. Ward, a 2024 Heisman Trophy finalist and expected first-round pick in the upcoming NFL draft,

Miami (FL) football entered the Pop-Tarts Bowl knowing full well this would become the final game for Cam Ward. Little did the Hurricanes know, Ward triggered some intense buzz during the Iowa State contest won by the Cyclones 42-41.

Heisman Trophy finalist Cam Ward put on a show for the Miami Hurricanes in the first half of the Pop-Tarts Bowl against Iowa State. Ward completed 12 of

In the first half of the Pop-Tarts Bowl game between Miami Hurricanes and the Iowa State Cyclones, Miami quarterback Cam Ward had the 'Canes offense humming as he threw for three touchdowns and led the team on five scoring drives.

Cam Ward set a new NCAA record and led Miami to a lead at the half of the Pop-Tarts Bowl vs. Iowa State on Saturday. The senior, though, did not return after the break, turning the offense over to backup Emory Williams.