Miami football’s Mark Fletcher scores 2nd TD in response to brutal Hurricanes blunder

In the middle of a high-stakes National Championship, it was Mark Fletcher Jr. who reminded everyone why the Miami Hurricanes belong on this stage.

After a disastrous third-quarter blunder where Indiana’s Mikail Kamara blocked a punt, allowing Isaiah Jones to scoop it up for a touchdown, Miami found themselves staring at a 17-7 deficit and a stadium full of stunned silence.

But Fletcher didn’t let the Hurricanes wallow. Responding to the special teams nightmare, Fletcher capped off a 10-play, 81-yard drive by walking into the end zone on a three-yard “fake toss” hand-off to pull Miami back within a field goal.

Mark Fletcher Jr. WALKS into the end zone for his 2nd TD of the game pic.twitter.com/d8HmlnGkp3

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The sophomore running back has been the undisputed heart of the Miami offense tonight. Earlier in the third quarter, Fletcher ignited the comeback with a career-long 57-yard touchdown sprint that finally broke the Hurricanes’ scoreless drought.

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