Miami football comes back home to lick their wounds after their first loss of the season. The Hurricanes can't afford to get too comfortable, not with a motivated Duke team out for blood and on a hot streak.

At 6-0 in conference play (8-1 overall after a 31-24 loss at Notre Dame last week), Miami remains on the fast track to play in the last ACC championship game. Darian Mensah rebounded from a brutal first half without Malachi Toney, expected to remain out until the College Football Playoff, finishing with a respectable 297 total yards and three touchdowns. Cooper Barkate, who played with Mensah last season on Duke's conference title-winning team, had nine catches for 73 yards and two of those scores.

Manny Diaz and Duke remember the offseason drama that brought those two to Miami. They're also on a three-game winning streak (7-2, 4-2) with an eye on returning to Charlotte. Nate Sheppard, the nation's second-leading rusher with 1,189 yards, exploded for 217 yards and three TDs in last week's 41-3 romp over North Carolina State.

Here's when the Hurricanes and Blue Devils square off this week.

Miami football schedule: Hurricanes' next game

Miami, ranked No. 6 in the US LBM Coaches Poll, hosts Duke on Saturday in their Week 11 game. The game will air on ABC with streaming options including Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.

Miami vs Duke tickets

As of 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, tickets to Miami-Duke were available for as low as $31 with seats in the lower bowl available for $89. To see a full list of ticket prices, visit StubHub.

What time is Miami vs Duke?

The Hurricanes and Blue Devils kick off at noon on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

Miami vs Duke prediction

If the various vengeance angles surrounding this game weren't in play, this would still be a dangerous game for Miami. The Blue Devils were the first team out of the latest Coaches Poll, and if you were looking for the perfect ACC team to match up against the Canes' No. 1 scoring offense, here they are.

Manny Diaz has a typically stingy defense, but this one might be something special. They boast the No. 1 defense in the ACC by points (13 per game) and yards (282.1). They're first against the pass (186.6 ypg), fourth against the run (95.6 ypg) and first on third downs (26.7% conversion rate). In its past two games, Duke has allowed a grant total of five points.

The knock against Duke is their strength of schedule: The best offense they've faced in conference is NC State, which ranks 10th in the 17-team ACC, so those high rankings could be a bit padded. Nate Sheppard is the truth, but Miami showed against Notre Dame that its run defense is too, holding the Irish to 93 yards to remain the No. 1 run-stuffing team in the nation. Duke's passing attack, 14th in the ACC with San Jose State transfer Walker Eget at quarterback, isn't good enough to carry the day if Sheppard gets stuck in the mud.

This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: When is Miami football vs Duke? See ticket prices, prediction for Week 11 game

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