PITTSBURGH » Jacory Harris led quick touchdown drives to start each half and No. 19 Miami dominated Pittsburgh much like it did when the schools were Big East rivals, winning 31-3 last night.

Harris had two more floater-type interceptions like the four he threw in the Hurricanes’ 36-24 loss to No. 2 Ohio State two weeks ago, but shook them off to throw for two scores and 248 yards while going 21 of 32. Damien Berry did the rest by running for 87 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries in an offense that outgained Pitt’s 348-232.

The Hurricanes (2-1), faster, deeper and more athletic than the Panthers (1-2), never gave Pitt quarterback Tino Sunseri any time to throw in his third college start, and he was pulled in the fourth quarter after completing 8 of 15 passes for 61 yards.

Dion Lewis, the nation’s leading returning rusher, was given little running room and ended with 41 yards on 12 carries. Lewis, coming off a 1,799-yard season as a freshman, has been held to 143 yards in three games.

No. 19 MIAMI 31, PITTSBURGH 3

First Quarter

Mia–Berry 1 run (Bosher kick), 11:35.

Second Quarter

Mia–FG Bosher 28, 8:28.

Third Quarter

Mia–Hankerson 19 pass from J.Harris (Bosher kick), 11:54.

Fourth Quarter

Pitt–FG Hutchins 27, 14:27.

Mia–Benjamin 10 pass from J.Harris (Bosher kick), 10:53.

Mia–Miller 1 run (Bosher kick), 3:16.

A–58,115.

Mia Pitt

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING—Miami, Berry 21-87, Miller 8-31, Team 1-0, Thompkins 1-(minus 6), J.Harris 4-(minus 12). Pittsburgh, R.Graham 14-100, Lewis 12-41, Sunseri 7-14, C.Burns 1-0, Bostick 1-(minus 9), Cross 1-(minus 18).

PASSING—Miami, J.Harris 21-32-2-248. Pittsburgh, Sunseri 8-15-0-61, Bostick 5-9-2-43.

RECEIVING—Miami, Benjamin 6-96, Byrd 6-69, Hankerson 3-36, Berry 2-18, Gordon 2-11, A.Johnson 1-17, James 1-1. Pittsburgh, R.Graham 3-41, Baldwin 3-26, Shanahan 3-19, Lewis 2-7, Saddler 1-6, Street 1-5.