The No. 12 Miami Hurricanes are seemingly on the outside looking in at the College Football Playoff field after the latest projections were revealed on Tuesday.

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward didn't mince words when discussing the College Football Playoff's latest rankings. On Tuesday, the committee ranked Miami (10-2) No. 12, one spot behind Alabama (9-3).

Miami football QB Cam Ward didn't hold back on his true feelings towards the CFP committee, as his Hurricanes got an awkward snub.

And now, Miami waits. The next week will be loaded with anxiety for the Hurricanes, who won’t play for the Atlantic Coast Conference title and now are left to wonder if their 10-win regular season — c

We’ve got a top 25 defense, which is actually one of the best defenses in the country,” Ward said. “So both sides of the ball we’re one of the best teams in the country

Alabama’s potential inclusion opened the door for a lot of claims about favoritism toward the Crimson Tide, but the consensus feeling that the SEC is superior to the ACC always risked hurting Miami. Ward’s case is likely to fall on deaf ears.

The Hurricane's superstar quarterback is not holding back as he believes that Canes rightfully belongs in the conversation.

Well, it looks like the Miami Hurricanes managed to win something this week, and to no one’s surprise, it’s their star quarterback Cam Ward coming away with the honors. In a season where the Hurricanes narrowly missed out on bigger goals,

After being named unanimous 1st team All-ACC on Tuesday afternoon, Miami Hurricanes QB Cam Ward was named ACC Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year. A senior transfer from Washington State (and Incarnate Word before that),