The Hurricanes lost two of their final three games in the regular season to miss out on the ACC Championship Game.

The final day of college football’s regular season saw two ground-shifting upsets with Ohio State and Miami falling to unranked opponents. That will change the AP Top 25 poll dramatically Sunday.

If we get the chance to go in the playoff, we’re gonna make the most of it. We don’t care if we’re a top-eight seed or we’re the 12th seed. In the playoffs, it’s anybody’s chance. We just hope we can get a shot.

Miami plummeted in the Coaches Poll top 25 after losing blowing a three-touchdown lead and losing to Syracuse. The Hurricanes fell from No. 7 to 14 in the rankings and dropped out of the ACC Championship Game following the loss to the Orange.

Ohio State, Miami and Clemson were riding high in the rankings headed into the final weekend of the regular season. Then disaster struck.

▪ Miami 39, Cal 38: The No. 8 Hurricanes erased a 25-point second-half deficit for a 39-38 win over the Cal Golden Bears on Saturday in front of a sellout crowd of 52,428 at California Memorial Stadium on the day ESPN’s College GameDay came to Berkeley for the first-time in the show’s history.

Shaken up The losses by Ohio State and Miami shook up the CFP playoff picture. The Hurricanes hang on to the 12th spot in these predictions, however, with a better overall body of work than Ole Miss and South Carolina—which each have three losses.