The FSU Seminoles and Miami Hurricanes never miss a chance to make fun of each other, and the Hurricanes did not miss their chance on Monday night.
FSU's game against the SMU Mustangs on Labor Day was delayed for nearly two hours after Doak Campbell Stadium lost power. Even when they got it back, they were forced to play the game without a scoreboard, iPads on the sideline, player-to-coach communication, or public announcements in the stadium.
Miami took to social media to remind everyone that the lights at Hard Rock Stadium are working, posting a video of several spotlights on the field with a caption taking a shot at the Seminoles.
"The lights are ON at our house 😉 See YOU at Hard Rock on Thursday 🙌," they wrote.
The lights are ON at our house
😉 See YOU at Hard Rock on Thursday 🙌 pic.twitter.com/DRElnDpKWU
— Miami Hurricanes (@MiamiHurricanes) September 8, 2026
FSU fans were quick to point out that Miami only rents the stadium and does not even have a stadium of their own. While that is true, it was still an embarrassing look for the Seminoles, and the Hurricanes were not the only ones to make fun of FSU.
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