Miami started their season with a loss, but have been rolling over their past four games. Can they take down Florida State on Saturday?

The No. 17 Miami Hurricanes will play host to the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday, beginning at 3:30 p.m. ET on ABC (live streaming via WatchESPN). According to the Canes, the game will start on ESPNews, due to Maryland-Michigan going long:

The season hasn’t gone as expected for either team, with the Hurricanes thrashing four unranked opponents, but losing to then-No. 25 LSU in Week 1. It’s been a lot worse for Florida State, who is 3-2, with losses against Syracuse and then-No. 20 Virginia Tech in their opener.

The Seminoles have a very tough schedule going forward, and the loss to Syracuse really hurt them overall. They have Miami, Clemson, NC State, Notre Dame and Florida still on the schedule. Miami has a relatively easy schedule remaining, with Virginia Tech being their lone ranked upcoming opponent.

Below is all you need to know to watch the action on Saturday.

Time, TV, and streaming info

• Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
• Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, Fla.
• TV: ABC
• Streaming: WatchESPN
• Odds: Miami opened as 12.5-point favorites, and the line has moved 0.5 points in their favor on some books throughout the week.

Florida State vs. Miami news

• The Seminoles have updated their depth chart, and the biggest change is a pair of new starting offensive tackles.
• In good news for the team’s offensive line, Derrick Kelly returned to practice this week and was a full participant.
• Florida State has a ton of work to do containing N’kosi Perry, and will need to be much better at creating turnovers or, at the very least, getting to the quarterback.
• The Seminoles will be wearing more traditional uniforms for their showdown with Miami.
• While the Seminoles have had a shaky start to their season, they’re still a dangerous team — and Miami can’t have themselves be Taggart’s signature win.
• For Miami and those living in Florida, this rivalry is a lot more than a rivalry.
• While Miami has managed wins in the rivalry, it’s been 14 years since they’ve managed to beat the Seminoles at home.
• For N’Kosi Perry, Saturday won’t be just another game ... it’s an introduction to an explosive rivalry.

Florida State vs. Miami prediction

In the latest S&P+ rankings, Miami is 18th in the nation with 15.1 points. Florida State comes in ranked 70th overall, at just 0.1 points. This would mean that Miami should have a 15-point advantage on a neutral field.