The Heisman Trophy contender sets new marks for passing yards and completions Saturday in a win over Wake Forest.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward has joined some elite company. In the Hurricanes 42-14 victory over Wake Forest, the senior quarterback broke Bernie

Another week, another pair of records for Miami quarterback Cam Ward, breaking 40-year-old marks by Bernie Kosar in both cases. Ward, Miami's Heisman Trophy contender who already holds the Hurricanes' single-season record for touchdown passes and is on pace to break the school mark for completion percentage,

Miami quarterback Cam Ward has set the all-time program record for single-season passing yards after a hot start against Wake Forest on Saturday. Ward broke the record of 3,642 yards set by Hurricanes great Bernie Kosar in 1984.

Against Wake Forest on Saturday, Hurricanes star and Heisman Trophy contender Cam Ward broke Bernie Kosar’s UM record of 3,642 passing yards in a single season . The record had stood since

Cam Ward keeps rewriting the Miami record book. Ward, a Heisman Trophy contender who already holds the Hurricanes' single-season record for touchdown passes and is on pace to break the school marks for completion percentage, set two more school records on Saturday — both at Bernie Kosar's expense.

With the release of Daniel Jones, Miami Hurricanes' Cam Ward could be in line to be the next New York Giants QB.