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Plan your retreat or meeting at Toccoa House Properties.

This highly sought-after wedding venue comes with a host of features and amenities, including:

  • Luxury Cabins and Lodging for 50 Guests
  • Onsite Wedding Chapel
  • Riverfront Ceremony Spaces
  • Covered Outdoor and Indoor Reception Areas
  • Affordable Wedding Packages
  • Unbelievable Photo-Op Spots
  • Direct Access to the Toccoa River
  • Walking Trails
  • Heated Swimming Pool & Hot Tubs
  • Much More

If you've been searching for a wedding venue that epitomizes beauty, relaxation, comfort, and convenience, look no further than Toccoa House Properties.

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The Toccoa House Properties Difference

As a wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Miami, FL, Toccoa House Properties is simply magical, where the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains meets the country-chic vibes of modern Appalachia. It has a distinctly custom-built feel, and for good reason. Nearly every inch of the property - from the luxurious cabins within walking distance of one another to the heated pool and more - was purpose-built for exceptional events, like weddings in Blue Ridge.

It all started when Oregonian Greg Spencer initially discovered the Blue Ridge area on a backpacking trip to the Cohutta Wilderness in the 1980s. A short time later, enamored of the area, Greg embarked on a land-purchasing mission that led him to 17 acres of undeveloped acreage. Amazed by the beauty of the Toccoa River and the inspiring views of the surrounding mountains, Greg wasted no time in securing what is now known as Toccoa House Properties.

Today, Toccoa House Properties exists as a one-of-a-kind, highly sought-after event space and wedding venue. As a family-owned and operated business, we take pride in putting on fairytale weddings for you and your guests. In fact, our unique location and commitment to personalized wedding services are what separate us from other wedding venues in North Georgia.

Simply put, we aren't afraid to go "above and beyond" for wedding clients. If you need assistance or advice, you can rest easy knowing that our team will answer your calls - not an automated answering machine or third-party service.

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Why Choose Toccoa House Properties as a Wedding Venue in Blue Ridge for Couples in Miami, FL?

Here at Toccoa House Properties, we do things a little differently than other wedding venues in North Georgia. Unlike most, we own the land that so many brides and grooms have used for their destination weddings. We designed and built each of the luxury cabins you'll find onsite, where you and your wedding party can rest, relax, and reminisce. Plus, we personally manage the day-to-day needs of our wedding clients.

On your big day, our ultimate goal is to exceed your expectations through personalized service, outstanding amenities, and the peace of mind knowing that your needs are our priority. When your wedding takes place at Toccoa House Properties, you're the apple of our eye, no questions asked.

Here are just a few of the most popular reasons why guests choose Toccoa House Properties as their wedding venue in Georgia, along with some helpful tips from our seasoned wedding venue staff:

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Venue Size and Versatility

When it comes to venue size and versatility, few wedding locations can match Toccoa House Properties. That's because we provide an alluring mix of outdoor and indoor ceremony and reception options spread across 17+ acres of beauty. Whether you want to recite your vows in the tranquility of our chapel or say "I Do" with golden hour river views, we can accommodate you. With more than 1,000 feet of Toccoa River frontage, lush meadows, rustic walking trails, and more, having a storybook wedding in the mountains is easy, like Sunday morning.

Toccoa House Properties Pro Tip:

Keep in mind that this is your big day. You shouldn't feel obligated to invite teammates from your high school soccer team. Your wedding venue should be one that can accommodate those closest to you. Toccoa House Properties is equipped for weddings of various sizes and themes. Whether you want a quaint wedding with only your best friends or a larger ceremony, we have the right amount of room to make you comfortable.

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Location and Onsite Lodging

On your special day, chances are family and friends will be traveling to celebrate with you. These folks will need lodging both during and after your wedding. And if we're being honest, ease of accessibility is an important factor when choosing a wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Miami, FL. With six custom-built cabins, all within walking distance of one another, getting a good night's rest is easy when your wedding party stays at Toccoa House Properties. Need an offsite hotel or vacation rental? Blue Ridge, GA, is known for its charming and unique lodging options, many of which are only a few miles from our wedding space.

Toccoa House Properties Pro Tip:

When you contact our wedding coordinator to schedule a tour, make sure to ask about the fun and exciting cabin amenities we have. From pool tables to hot tubs and more, your wedding will be more than just memorable: it'll be downright fun!

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Wedding Venue Staff and Assistance

Toccoa House Properties takes pride in having one of the friendliest and most accessible teams in the industry. We assign a dedicated point of contact who can assist you with any queries regarding timelines, preferred vendors, or any other aspect of your wedding. Our goal is for you to feel fully informed and confident when you visit our Blue Ridge wedding venue for the first time so you can make an educated purchasing decision.

Our team would be happy to discuss:

  • Ceremony Ideas
  • Reception Specifics
  • Decorating and Theme Possibilities
  • Catering Needs
  • DJ and Entertainment Options
  • Photo and Video Opportunities
  • Wedding Venue Amenities
  • Bridal Party Requests
  • Groomsman Needs
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Breathtaking Photo Opportunities

When you and your spouse celebrate your anniversary a decade from now, you will look back at your wedding photos and reminisce about the wonderful moments you shared at Toccoa House Properties. We understand the importance of preserving these memories, and as such, work closely with you and your photographer to suggest unique and beautiful photo locations on our grounds. From waterfront walks along the Toccoa River to poses in front of our lovely pond, there is no shortage of photo-op locations for your photographer to choose from.

Need a little help choosing a local photographer for your wedding? As a popular wedding destination, we have had the pleasure of working with many talented photographers over the years. Through our experience, we have curated a list of preferred photographers who are familiar with our venue and have the skills to capture your special day beautifully.

We encourage you to check us out on Instagram and Facebook to see the scope of our wedding venue and gain inspiration from other happy couples.

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Decor

When it comes to the decor for your wedding, it's likely that you have some ideas already in mind. We're thrilled when our brides and grooms have a vision in mind because we take joy in bringing that vision to life. At Toccoa House Properties, we're happy to assist you and your decorator accent, fit, and accommodate your dream wedding. Looking for some artificial floral arrangements? Need a specific type of centerpiece? Contact our office today to learn more about how we can help.

Toccoa House Properties Pro Tip:

If you'd like to supply your own greenery, florals, lighting, and more, we suggest that you discuss your ideas with us when you tour our wedding venue. That way, we can get a head start on accommodating your needs.

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Affordable Wedding Packages

When asked to give feedback, guests cite our variety package options as a big reason for choosing our wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Miami, FL. We know that all couples will have different needs and budgets. That's why we offer a range of choices, from all-inclusive packages with lodging for 50 guests and complete access to Toccoa House Properties to Micro Packages with Vegas-inspired ceremonies that last an hour.

Some of our most popular packages include the following:

  • All Inclusive Wedding Packages
  • Destination Wedding Packages
  • Micro Wedding Packages
  • Toccoa House Weddings with Choice of Ceremony and Reception Space
  • Toccoa House Chapel Weddings with Use of Chapel and Surrounding Areas
  • Much More

Need more info about pricing, wedding planning, and day-of coordination? Our wedding coordinator is here to help! Contact our office for more information.

A Step-by-Step Guide for Choosing Your Wedding Venue in Blue Ridge for Couples in Miami, FL

While we would be honored if you chose Toccoa House Properties as your wedding venue in Blue Ridge, we must admit that we're true romantics at heart. At the end of the day, we want your wedding to be the very best that it can be - which is why we're happy to provide some time-tested tips for selecting a location for your wedding.

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Choose Your Style of Wedding

When selecting a venue for your wedding, it's important to take into account the overall look and atmosphere you wish to achieve. Your chosen wedding style will determine which venues are most suitable for you and your partner.

Some popular styles to consider may include:

  • Traditional
  • Whimsical
  • Romantic
  • Rustic
  • Fantasy
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Pick a Wedding Date and List of Wedding Venue Choices

What time of the year do you want to get married? Once you have an idea of a season, like fall or spring, come up with a list of potential of wedding venues in Blue Ridge, GA, like Toccoa House Properties.

Keep in mind the following:

  • Guest Count
  • Wedding Budget
  • Wedding Style
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Schedule a Tour

One of the most important steps involved in choosing a wedding venue is to tour the space. Don't be afraid to ask pertinent questions. If the venue manager seems like they have better things to do than answer your questions, look elsewhere.

Make sure you take into account:

  • Size of Wedding Venue
  • Ambiance of Wedding Venue
  • Layout of Wedding Venue
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Consider Services and Amenities

Once you narrow down your wedding venue choices, consider the amenities and services the venue offers. Be sure to weigh what they offer against your needs and budget to further narrow down your choices.

Consider services and amenities such as:

  • Lodging
  • Ceremony and Reception Space
  • Seating
  • Day-Of Coordinator
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Determine the Location of Your Wedding Venue

If you think your guests will hate a particular wedding venue location, why consider it in the first place? Choosing a destination - like Toccoa House Properties - that is within a short driving distance of grocery stores and restaurants is almost always better than a hard-to-access venue.

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Check Out Wedding Venue Reviews

Do yourself a favor and check out the wedding venue's Google reviews and reviews on other platforms. You can also ask for opinions from people you trust, like friends and family members. Don't be afraid to reach out directly to people who have used the wedding venue previously. A wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Miami, FL, should be excited to show you their online reviews. If you notice a disparaging review, try asking the owner of the wedding venue to explain their side of the story before writing them off completely.

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Compare Wedding Venues and Choose

Try coming up with a list of pros and cons of each wedding venue that you're considering. Doing so can help you whittle your list down to one or two choices. Remember to trust your gut throughout this process. If you've come down to two choices, and something about one of the venues rubbed you the wrong way, it's probably for a reason.

Features to consider when choosing your wedding venue may include:

  • Location
  • Amenities
  • Price
  • Reviews
  • Tour
  • Lodging
  • Accessibility
  • Attractiveness of Wedding Venue
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Confirm and Plan

Once you've settled on a wedding venue, it's time to book! As most wedding venues will tell you, try booking your venue at least a year before your wedding is set to take place. Doing so will give you plenty of time to plan. If you need help preparing, don't be afraid to work with a professional wedding planner to make your life easier.

Some items to plan for may include:

  • DJs or Entertainment
  • Caterers
  • Decorations
  • Attractions
  • Bridal Showers
  • Bachelor Parties
  • Post-Wedding Parties
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The Premier Wedding Venue in Blue Ridge, GA

When it comes to tying the knot with your soon-to-be spouse, there's a lot on your plate to consider. Choosing the right wedding space can mean the difference between the wedding of your dreams and an experience you'd like to forget. With six fully-furnished cabins, 17 acres of natural beauty, an array of outdoor activities, a quarter mile of Toccoa River frontage, and much more, there's no better option than our wedding venue in Blue Ridge for couples in Miami, FL- Toccoa House Properties.

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Miami (FL) vs. Duke football odds and betting trends | 11/2/2024

ACC opponents meet when the No. 5 Miami Hurricanes (8-0) and the Duke Blue Devils (6-2) square off on Saturday, November 2, 2024 at Hard Rock Stadium.The Hurricanes took down the Florida State Seminoles 36-14 in their last game. Last time out, the Blue Devils were beaten by the SMU Mustangs 28-27.In that matchup with the Seminoles, Cameron Ward had 208 yards on 22-of-35 passing (62.9%) for the Canes, with no touchdowns and no interceptions. Damien Martinez took 15 carries for 148 yards (9.9 yards per carry) and two touchdowns, ...

ACC opponents meet when the No. 5 Miami Hurricanes (8-0) and the Duke Blue Devils (6-2) square off on Saturday, November 2, 2024 at Hard Rock Stadium.

The Hurricanes took down the Florida State Seminoles 36-14 in their last game. Last time out, the Blue Devils were beaten by the SMU Mustangs 28-27.

In that matchup with the Seminoles, Cameron Ward had 208 yards on 22-of-35 passing (62.9%) for the Canes, with no touchdowns and no interceptions. Damien Martinez took 15 carries for 148 yards (9.9 yards per carry) and two touchdowns, while adding one reception for 21 yards in the passing game. Isaiah Horton had 65 yards on six catches (10.8 per reception) in that game.

Maalik Murphy’s showing for the Devils against the Mustangs included 27-of-48 passing for 295 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. In that matchup, Star Thomas had a 17-carry, 65-yard game (3.8 yards per attempt) with one touchdown. He tacked on two receptions for 11 yards . Eli Pancol caught 11 passes for 138 yards (12.5 yards per catch), scoring one touchdown.

The Blue Devils are massive, 20-point underdogs in their matchup against the Hurricanes (the game’s over/under is 54.5 points).

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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: Florida State Seminoles 2024 edition

BACK ON THE GOOD FOOT AGAINST THE NOLES!!!!Miami ends a 3 game losing streak to the hated rival Florida State Seminoles with a workmanlike 36-14 win on Saturday night.Mike Schiffman chimed in with his 3 stars from the win: 3 stars from Miami's rivalry game win over FSU. https://t.co/fSR9WfangJ&m...

BACK ON THE GOOD FOOT AGAINST THE NOLES!!!!

Miami ends a 3 game losing streak to the hated rival Florida State Seminoles with a workmanlike 36-14 win on Saturday night.

Mike Schiffman chimed in with his 3 stars from the win:

3 stars from Miami's rivalry game win over FSU. https://t.co/fSR9WfangJ

— StateOfTheU.com (@TheStateOfTheU) October 27, 2024

And now, let’s dive into The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly:

The Good

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— NMD Grant (@NMDgrant) October 26, 2024

#6 for 6? No problem! : ESPN#GoCanes pic.twitter.com/9rXWLFdCTp

— Miami Hurricanes Football (@CanesFootball) October 27, 2024

MESIDOR GETS THE SACK CANES DEFENSE DESTROYED EVERY OPTION ON 4TH DOWNCANES BALL pic.twitter.com/5JZ9xK24dN

— NMD Grant (@NMDgrant) October 27, 2024

The Bad

The Ugly

Team Grades

Offense: C+

445 yards of offense and 36 points, and this wasn’t really a good offensive performance. FSU was playing to curtail the explosive passing plays, and they did. But, Miami took advantage of that by running the ball down their throats all day long. Cam Ward had his most pedestrian game as a Cane, and this game still wasn’t close. Miami knows they can play better than this, and they will.

Defense: B

There was A LOT to like, but still room for growth. FSU’s OL is putrid, but Miami wasn’t able to get the kind of pressure they should have. And, while FSU’s young QBs missed throw after open throw, there were receivers they could have hit, if they had the skill. Again, it was fine and good enough to beat this version of FSU — and it was a step forward from last week — but it’s not where things need to be, yet.

Special Teams: A-

Borregales was perfect kicking. Joyce was good on his only punt attempt. Chris Johnson had some nice kick returns. But there was another penalty on kick return, and Ray Ray Joseph still hasn’t found a way to rekindle his punt return magic from high school. Good, but room for growth.

Coaching: A-

Look, this team was prepared, adapted when FSU decided to play drop coverage all day, and successfully navigated the challenge at hand. Game operations were solid. But penalties persist and at this point, either you coach it, or allow it.

That’s it for this installment of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Hop in the comments and keep the conversation going.

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Florida State vs. Miami: Box score, stats, and summary feat. Damien Martinez (Week 9)

The sixth-ranked Miami Hurricanes were able to dominate and secured a convincing 36-14 home victory over the Florida State Seminoles in Week 9 Atlantic Coast Conference action. Running back Damien Martinez was able to run the ball convincingly with a pair of rushi...

The sixth-ranked Miami Hurricanes were able to dominate and secured a convincing 36-14 home victory over the Florida State Seminoles in Week 9 Atlantic Coast Conference action. Running back Damien Martinez was able to run the ball convincingly with a pair of rushing touchdowns and helped quarterback Cam Ward with a decent game.

The Seminoles (1-7, 1-6 ACC) are still struggling to figure things out in this lost season as things continue to go from bad to worse. The Hurricanes (8-0, 4-0) are dominating as they remain undefeated and could continue to soar in the AP Poll.

Let's take a deeper dive into the box score to discuss how this game went.

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Florida State vs. Miami Game Summary

The Florida State Seminoles continue to search for answers that they are unable to find. The team had tallied 14 total first downs in this game and went 11-of-32 passing for 3.6 yards per pass attempt. Their bright spot was slowing down Heisman Trophy candidate Cam Ward in the passing game, but they could not slow down the running game much.

The Miami Hurricanes were able to do whatever they wanted offensively as they had 445 total yards of offense. In addition, the program was 8-of-14 on third downs and converted all three fourth-down tries. With 5.8 yards per rushing attempt and Cam Ward catching a touchdown pass, this team just showcased their dominance.

Below is the scoring breakdown for the game between teams trending in opposite directions.

Seminoles Lose to No. 6 Miami

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Florida State football team fell to No. 6 Miami, 36-14, at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday night in Miami Gardens, Florida.FSU saw its three-game win streak against UM snapped, and Miami picked up its third win in the last 10 games in the in-state series. The Seminoles (1-7, 1-6 ACC) were playing their second top-15 opponent of the season and first on the road on Saturday night.It was a one- or two-score game for the first 39 minutes before the Hurricanes (8-0, 4-0 ACC) went on a 1...

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Florida State football team fell to No. 6 Miami, 36-14, at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday night in Miami Gardens, Florida.

FSU saw its three-game win streak against UM snapped, and Miami picked up its third win in the last 10 games in the in-state series. The Seminoles (1-7, 1-6 ACC) were playing their second top-15 opponent of the season and first on the road on Saturday night.

It was a one- or two-score game for the first 39 minutes before the Hurricanes (8-0, 4-0 ACC) went on a 19-0 run in the second half.

Florida State had 248 yards, 133 rushing and 115 passing, while Miami had 445 yards, 230 on the ground on 215 through the air.

Starting quarterback Brock Glenn was 5-for-18 for 54 yards with one touchdown. Making his second career appearance, quarterback Luke Kromenhoek was 6-for-14 for 61 yards passing, and he also ran for 71 yards on 11 attempts. His passing and rushing attempts and yards and passing completions all are career-best totals.

Wide receivers Ja'Khi Douglas and Malik Benson were two of eight Seminoles with at least one catch, as Douglas had a team-long reception of 29 yards and Benson paced the squad with three catches and scored his second career touchdown and first in 2024. Running back Caziah Holmes also found the endzone with a rushing touchdown. It is his seventh career score, the fifth on the ground, and his first of any kind in 2024.

Defensive backs Earl Little Jr. and Fentrell Cypress II and defensive tackle KJ Samson all had six tackles for FSU. Little Jr. led the team with four solo tackles. Defensive lineman Darrell Jackson had two of Florida State's four sacks on the night.

Miami scored a touchdown on the opening drive of the game, as a one-yard touchdown run nearly four minutes into regulation gave the Hurricanes a 7-0 lead. UM made it 14-0 less than a minute into the second quarter on an 18-yard rushing score.

The Seminoles answered on their next drive to make it 14-7 with 6:44 left in the first half. The 12 play, 78 yard drive was punctuated by Holmes' one-yard rushing touchdown. A 42-yard run by Kromenhoek on fourth-and-one at the FSU 45 kept the drive alive, and the freshman quarterback also had runs of 14 and 12 yards in the drive.

UM used the final six-plus minutes of the half to set up a 20-yard field goal attempt as time expired to take a 17-7 lead into halftime.

Florida State entered Hurricane territory on its first two drives of the second half. However, the visitors were unsuccessful on fourth down both times, and Miami answered with a pair of field goals to extend its lead to 23-7.

An incomplete pass on fourth-and-seven from UM's 45 early in the fourth quarter preceded a Hurricane drive that ended with a seven-yard touchdown pass to make it 29-7 with 4:32 remaining in the game.

After a 12-yard rushing score with 1:53 left, the Seminoles found the back of the endzone on a five-yard touchdown pass from Glenn to Benson with 18 seconds remaining. The 12 play, 75 yard drive took 1:33.

Up next, the Seminoles return home to face North Carolina on Saturday, November 2, at Doak Campbell Stadium. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. ET on the ACC Network.

Three Stars: Miami vs Florida State

The Miami Hurricanes beat the hated Florida State Seminoles tonight in Hard Rock Stadium, 36-14. The Canes remain undefeated at 8-0, while the ‘Noles are 1-7, eliminated from bowl contention, and are a complete and utter disaster. I love it.Let’s get to the three stars of the game.1. Cam WardMiami’s signal caller had his worst statistical game of the se...

The Miami Hurricanes beat the hated Florida State Seminoles tonight in Hard Rock Stadium, 36-14. The Canes remain undefeated at 8-0, while the ‘Noles are 1-7, eliminated from bowl contention, and are a complete and utter disaster. I love it.

Let’s get to the three stars of the game.

1. Cam Ward

Miami’s signal caller had his worst statistical game of the season tonight. I don’t care. Cam had a great opening drive for a touchdown. He threw the ball away several times instead of trying to play hero ball. He made plays with his legs. He took a few sacks, as tough as it was. Cam Ward showed what kind of leader he was tonight. I loved it. He should still be the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy. He is the quarterback of an 8-0 team favored to win the ACC. I’ll take it.

Cam Ward ... receiving touchdown!!? ESPN x @CanesFootball pic.twitter.com/aGuCkJzdBD

— ACC Football (@ACCFootball) October 27, 2024

2. Mark Fletcher Jr.

The dynamic running back did his best work of the night on Miami’s first drive, capping it off with a 1-yard touchdown run. The touchdown was extra special because Fletcher lost his father this week. Thoughts and prayers are with the Fletcher family. Mark is an awesome kid and great football player. He finished tonight with 15 carries for 71 yards and the aforementioned touchdown.

MARK FLETCHER JR. PUNCHES IT IN ON THE CANES FIRST DRIVE AND DEDICATES IT TO HIS FATHER pic.twitter.com/Qp6r5yJd8t

— Spark College Football (@SparkCFB) October 26, 2024

3. Kiko Mauigoa

Miami’s middle linebacker made his presence felt in a game where the the defense was just okay. He had a couple big pass break-ups and didn’t give up any big plays in the middle of the field. Side note: I hope Wesley Bissainthe is okay. I love the two of these guys as a linebacker combination.

KIKO WITH THE PASS BREAK UP ON 4TH DOWN pic.twitter.com/kB1QJQIhGC

— NMD Grant (@NMDgrant) October 27, 2024

Isaiah Horton - Miami’s big wide receiver had some big catches tonight. He led the Canes with 6 catches for 65 yards.

Damien Martinez - This dude just keeps on pounding and getting better. He led the Canes in rushing tonight with 15 carries for 148 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Who were your three stars of the game? Let us know in the comments below.

GO CANES!

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