WATCH: Florida State's Matthew Cleveland hits buzzer-beater to stun No. 13 Miami in ACC's largest comeback win
The Seminoles trailed by 25 points in the second half against Miami before coming back to win

Florida State roared back from a 25-point deficit to stun No. 13 Miami on Saturday as Matthew Cleveland sank a contested 3-pointer at the buzzer to lift the Seminoles to an 85-84 victory in the largest comeback win in ACC history. Miami led 56-31 early in the second half but was outscored 54-28 from there as the Seminoles picked up a memorable win in the midst of an otherwise forgettable season.
Cleveland's game-winner came after Miami guard Jordan Miller put the Hurricanes ahead 84-82 on a corner 3-pointer with just 4.9 seconds remaining. From there, the Seminoles went the length of the floor with Jalen Warley passing to Cleveland, who let the game-winner fly from the right wing just before time expired.
Florida State (9-20, 7-11 ACC) shot 67.7% from the floor in the second half and outscored the Hurricanes 10-0 in points off turnovers after the break as the usually sure-handed Hurricanes wilted under pressure.
With this buzzer beater, Florida State records its largest halftime comeback against a ranked team in the last 40 seasons 🤯
— CBS Sports College Basketball 🏀 (@CBSSportsCBB) February 25, 2023
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Miami (23-6, 14-5) needed a victory to stay in control of its own destiny in regards to the ACC regular-season title chase. But now, the 'Canes could need some help in the season's final week to secure at least a share of the league crown as they jockey against the likes of Virginia, Pittsburgh and Clemson for positioning atop the conference.