No. 1 Miami defeated Pitt 52-23 in what the ABC News report described as the Hurricanes' first game atop the AP poll since the 2002 season. According to the outlet, Miami played its first game as the nation's top-ranked team in nearly 24 years. The report's headline and summary together state the score, the ranking and the leading individual statistics.
According to the same report, Malachi Toney had a school-record 16 catches in the game. The summary also credited Dariah Mensah with 387 passing yards and four touchdowns. ABC News reported that No. 1 Miami "rolled past Pitt 52-23," the same score given in the headline.
The report identified Pitt as the team Miami beat, but it did not give further information about Pitt's season, its ranking or its performance in the game. The material provided for this story also does not include comments from either team.
The headline and summary do not conflict. The headline places the win in the context of the AP poll and the 2002 season, while the summary describes Miami's position as the nation's top-ranked team in nearly 24 years. Both references describe the team's position at No. 1, stated in different terms.
The account here is limited to the headline and a short summary of the game in the ABC News report. Additional details about the game, including when and where it was played, are not stated in those items and are not included in this story. Readers who want the full text should consult that report directly.
Sources: ABC News: No. 1 Miami, in its first game atop AP poll since 2002 season, rolls past Pitt 52-23.