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June 11th	15:00	South Africa	vs	Mexico	Group A	Johannesburg	-
June 11th	19:30	Uruguay	vs	France	Group A	Cape Town	-
June 12th	12:30	South Korea	vs	Greece	Group B	Port Elizabeth	-
June 12th	15:00	Argentina	vs	Nigeria	Group B	Johannesburg	-
June 12th	19:30	England	vs	USA	Group C	Rustenburg	-
June 13th	12:30	Algeria	vs	Slovenia	Group C	Polokwane	-
June 13th	15:00	Serbia	vs	Ghana	Group D	Pretoria	-
June 13th	19:30	Germany	vs	Australia	Group D	Durban	-
June 14th	12:30	Holland	vs	Denmark	Group E	Johannesburg	-
June 14th	15:00	Japan	vs	Cameroon	Group E	Bloemfontein	-
June 14th	19:30	Italy	vs	Paraguay	Group F	Cape Town	-
June 15th	12:30	New Zealand	vs	Slovakia	Group F	Rustenburg	-
June 15th	15:00	Ivory Coast	vs	Portugal	Group G	Port Elizabeth	-
June 15th	19:30	Brazil	vs	Korea DPR	Group G	Johannesburg	-
June 16th	12:30	Honduras	vs	Chile	Group H	Nelspruit	-
June 16th	15:00	Spain	vs	Switzerland	Group H	Durban	-
June 16th	19:30	South Africa	vs	Uruguay	Group A	Pretoria	-
June 17th	12:30	Argentina	vs	South Korea	Group B	Johannesburg	-
June 17th	15:00	Greece	vs	Nigeria	Group B	Bloemfontein	-
June 17th	19:30	France	vs	Mexico	Group A	Polokwane	-
June 18th	12:30	Germany	vs	Serbia	Group D	Port Elizabeth	-
June 18th	15:00	Slovenia	vs	USA	Group C	Johannesburg	-
June 18th	19:30	England	vs	Algeria	Group C	Cape Town	-
June 19th	12:30	Holland	vs	Japan	Group E	Durban	-
June 19th	15:00	Ghana	vs	Australia	Group D	Rustenburg	-
June 19th	19:30	Cameroon	vs	Denmark	Group E	Pretoria	-
June 20th	12:30	Slovakia	vs	Paraguay	Group F	Bloemfontein	-
June 20th	15:00	Italy	vs	New Zealand	Group F	Nelspruit	-
June 20th	19:30	Brazil	vs	Ivory Coast	Group G	Johannesburg	-
June 21st	12:30	Portugal	vs	Korea DPR	Group G	Cape Town	-
June 21st	15:00	Chile	vs	Switzerland	Group H	Port Elizabeth	-
June 21st	19:30	Spain	vs	Honduras	Group H	Johannesburg	-
June 22nd	15:00	France	vs	South Africa	Group A	Bloemfontein	-
June 22nd	15:00	Mexico	vs	Uruguay	Group A	Rustenburg	-
June 22nd	19:30	Greece	vs	Argentina	Group B	Polokwane	-
June 22nd	19:30	Nigeria	vs	South Korea	Group B	Durban	-
June 23rd	15:00	USA	vs	Algeria	Group C	Pretoria	-
June 23rd	15:00	Slovenia	vs	England	Group C	Port Elizabeth	-
June 23rd	19:30	Australia	vs	Serbia	Group D	Nelspruit	-
June 23rd	19:30	Ghana	vs	Germany	Group D	Johannesburg	-
June 24th	15:00	Paraguay	vs	New Zealand	Group F	Polokwane	-
June 24th	15:00	Slovakia	vs	Italy	Group F	Johannesburg	-
June 24th	19:30	Cameroon	vs	Holland	Group E	Cape Town	-
June 24th	19:30	Denmark	vs	Japan	Group E	Rustenburg	-
June 25th	15:00	Korea DPR	vs	Ivory Coast	Group G	Nelspruit	-
June 25th	15:00	Portugal	vs	Brazil	Group G	Durban	-
June 25th	19:30	Switzerland	vs	Honduras	Group H	Bloemfontein	-
June 25th	19:30	Chile	vs	Spain	Group H	Pretoria	-
June 26th	15:00	Winner Group A	vs	Runner-up Group B	Round of 16	Port Elizabeth	-
June 26th	19:30	Winner Group C	vs	Runner-up Group D	Round of 16	Rustenburg	-
June 27th	15:00	Winner Group D	vs	Runner-up Group C	Round of 16	Bloemfontein	-
June 27th	19:30	Winner Group B	vs	Runner-up Group A	Round of 16	Johannesburg	-
June 28th	15:00	Winner Group E	vs	Runner-up Group F	Round of 16	Durban	-
June 28th	19:30	Winner Group G	vs	Runner-up Group H	Round of 16	Johannesburg	-
June 29th	15:00	Winner Group F	vs	Runner-up Group E	Round of 16	Pretoria	-
June 29th	19:30	Winner Group H	vs	Runner-up Group G	Round of 16	Cape Town	-
July 2nd	15:00	Wnr Gp E/R-Up Gp F	vs	Wnr Gp G/R-Up Gp H	Quarter-Final	Port Elizabeth	-
July 2nd	19:30	Wnr Gp A/R-Up Gp B	vs	Wnr Gp C/R-Up Gp D	Quarter-Final	Johannesburg	-
July 3rd	15:00	Wnr Gp B/R-Up Gp A	vs	Wnr Gp D/R-Up Gp C	Quarter-Final	Cape Town	-
July 3rd	19:30	Wnr Gp F/R-Up Gp E	vs	Wnr Gp H/R-Up Gp G	Quarter-Final	Johannesburg	-
July 6th	19:30	Winner Q/F 1	vs	Winner Q/F 3	Semi-Final	Cape Town	-
July 7th	19:30	Winner Q/F 2	vs	Winner Q/F 4	Semi-Final	Durban	-
July 10th	19:30	Loser SF1	vs	Loser SF2	3rd/4th Play-Offs	Port Elizabeth	-
July 11th	19:30	Winner SF1	vs	Winner SF2	Final	Johannesburg	-

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Turning point: Miami quarterback Jacory Harris’ 40-yard pass to Travis Benjamin with 1:56 left to play and the Canes trailing by a field goal set Miami up at first and goal on the three yard line. The Canes scored what would be the game-winning score on the next play and the defense hung on for a 38-34 win.

Stat of the game: Harris completed 7-of-9 passes for 122 and a touchdown after returning from the hit Greg Reid laid on him that forced an interception.

Best call: On third and two with about a minute left to play, quarterback Christian Ponder kept the ball and ran it 30 yards for a first down and put the Noles in scoring position on Miami’s 12-yard line.

Player of the game: Jacory Harris. He was tough, he played smarter, and he matured before our eyes. He completed 21 of 34 passes for 386 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. One of the biggest questions heading into this game was the durablity of Miami’s lanky quarterback, especially with the transfer of his two backups. His health will be critical this season, and his return after Reid’s hit in the fourth quarter showed his durability.

Unsung hero of the game: Greg Reid. His punt return for 50 yards set the Noles up on the 44 yard line, and he also intercepted Harris in the third quarter, and FSU scored on the ensuing possession. He also had three kick returns for 100 yards.

What it means: Miami took the early lead in the conference race, and officially has the slight edge in the race between the two former powerhouses in their quest to return to national supremacy. This game also showed that Florida State and Miami, unlike many of their counterparts in the conference, came prepared to play on Week 1. It wasn’t a sloppy game, it was entertaining, both offensive coordinators provided a great mix and kept the defenses on the their toes. While neither program has yet to reassert itself among the BCS elite, they sure looked capable of earning their spots atop the conference standings. It also gives Miami momentum heading into a lineup that includes Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech and Oklahoma.