Miami Called out Unexpectedly by $5 Million Superstar

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The Miami Hurricanes brought their swagger back to spark a new national title chase last season. Notably a $5 million one who called out Miami on Wednesday and has revenge on his mind. Teams Will Hand Miami its Best GameSo Miami receives a past familiar label: Earning a bullseye on its back. Ohio State pays Smith a whopping $5 million in NIL (name, image and likeness) money. But Miami transfer quarterback Darian Mensah earns way more as the highest paid college football athlete with $6.5 million.