The Miami quarterback has thrown more touchdowns than incompletions through four games while setting a 20-year FBS record

Week 4 college football could go down as one of the more entertaining weeks of the season and Kalshi’s Heisman market shows that. The Heisman board saw a major

Miami QB Darian Mensah delivered another dominant performance as the Hurricanes beat Central Michigan.

I think they had a hell of a game," Mensah said. "When you can run the ball like that against teams, it makes your offense pretty hard to stop." The ground game turned into the night's defining edge,

Miami football cruised past Central Michigan 52-3 on Saturday night as quarterback Darian Mensah once again delivered an eye-catching performance. His performance and winning mentality were enough to earn high praise from Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal.

The question was what happened when the play broke down. Mensah could get jittery when his first read wasn't there, sometimes even from a clean pocket. He would also play at a high level for long stretches only to mix in one head-scratching decision. That was the part that needed to change in 2026.

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah is still doing things never before seen in the sport.

Entering the day with a 91.1 completion percentage through his first two games, Miami quarterback Darian Mensah looked like he was going to improve that number on Friday by completing his first 24 passes in a 33-20 win over Wake Forest.

Darian Mensah has played three games as Miami’s starting quarterback — he still hasn’t reached double-digit incompletions. Mensah continued his absurd start to the 2026 season Friday night, completing 30 of 34 passes for 220 yards and three touchdowns as No.

Keelon Russell scores 5 TDs and totals 400 yards in Alabama’s 49-18 win Darian Mensah made Miami history Saturday night, yet the Hurricanes quarterback focused on how much work remains after another nearly flawless performance.