During Wednesday's media availability through Zoom, I asked Miami Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah about the process of flipping the page from the Florida State Seminoles win to preparing for the Pitt Panthers, despite the adrenaline and excitement that came with beating an in-state rival in a back-and-forth double-overtime outing:

"I think it's important to enjoy wins, especially in that fashion" he said. "It's kind of like a 24-hour rule; enjoy for a small amount of time, then you get to move on. That's if you want to be great."

I asked a couple of questions to Miami Hurricanes sixth-year linebacker about Florda State Seminoles sophomore running back Ousmane Kromah in Wednesday's media availability via Zoom.

Question: How has Kromah improved from last season to now?

Miami will play just one ranked team -- No. 3 Notre Dame -- this season. How difficult will it be to keep the Hurricanes focused?

With DB Ja'Boree Antoine out for the Stanford game, will that be a factor? 

While Stanford isn't the most fearsome opponent to open up against, are there any worries for the Miami program coming into this week? 

Outside of Miami's matchup on the road against Notre Dame on November 7, is there another matchup that is causing any worry whatsoever? 

Now former Miami Hurricanes second baseman Jailen Watkins has announced he’s transferring to Weatherford College. The Sachse native returns home to the Lone Star State.

Watkins batted .269 with a .959 OPS, including seven hits in 26 at-bats, a double, a triple, 11 runs batted, a home run (grand slam against Lafayette), and 13 total bases in 20 games (six starts).