Cam Ward stands alone as the Miami Hurricanes’ single-season touchdown passes leader. Ward’s 74-yard touchdown to Elijah in the first quarter against Georgia Tech on Saturday was his 30th of the season, breaking a tie with Steve Walsh’s mark from the 1988 season for the most in a single season in Hurricanes history.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward tossed his 30th touchdown of the season Saturday against Georgia Tech, breaking his school's single-season passing touchdowns record and becoming the first FBS quarterback to throw for at least 30 touchdowns in the process.

ATLANTIA — Cam Ward now stands alone in the Hurricanes’ record book. The Miami star quarterback threw a touchdown pass to Elijah Arroyo in the first quarter of Miami’s road game against Georgia Tech on Saturday. The score was his 30th touchdown pass of the season, passing Steve Walsh to set the program’s single-season touchdown pass record.

Miami quarterback and Heisman Trophy contender Cam Ward has another milestone on his resume. Ward is now the Hurricanes’ single-season recordholder for touchdown passes, reaching that mark Saturday.

Cam Ward made Miami history on Saturday. In the first half of the Hurricanes’ game against Georgia Tech, Ward threw his 30th touchdown pass of the season, setting a new single-season program record. He moved past Steve Walsh, who threw 29 touchdown passes during the 1988 season.

The superstar quarterback is moving higher on draft boards and is playing like the best player in college football.

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