Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal said Miami had much to work on after their close win against Virginia Tech, but he was glad the team found a way to win.

What were referees looking at? Was there indisputable evidence to overturn the call? Why did it take son long?

There might be a FaceTime call on Sunday, as there is just about every week, in which Miami quarterback Cam Ward and Virginia Tech quarterback Kyron Drones connect to talk about their most recent games.

Virginia Tech linebacker Caleb Woodson, safety Mose Phillips III, and defensive linemen Cole Nelson tackle Miami Hurricanes running back Jordan Lyle at Hard Rock Stadium on Friday

From the ACC on the final play of Miami-Virginia Tech: "During the review process of the last play… it was determined that the loose ball was touched by a Miami player while he was out of bounds which makes it an incomplete pass and immediately ends the play."

Cam Ward found Isaiah Horton with a 1-yard touchdown pass with 1:57 left for what became the winning score, and No. 7 Miami rallied to beat Virginia Tech 38-34 in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both teams on Friday night.

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There is no doubt that Miami football’s win over Virginia Tech was controversial due to the overturned touchdown call at the very end of the game, but it doesn’t negate the fact that Cam Ward once again had an impressive performance.