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Freshman WR Malachi Toney Breaks Out vs. FSU to Emerge as Miami's Primary Threat

The 18-year-old early enrollee now leads Miami in receiving after a statement night in Tallahassee.

Overview

  • Miami beat Florida State 28–22 as Malachi Toney posted 107 yards and two touchdowns on seven catches, all before the fourth quarter.
  • Through five games, Toney leads the Hurricanes’ receivers with 375 yards and has recorded at least four receptions each week.
  • Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Irvin praised Toney postgame, calling him one of the best freshmen he has ever seen.
  • Analyst David Pollack said Toney has entered the conversation among the nation’s top receivers and may be the best freshman in the country.
  • Head coach Mario Cristobal lauded Toney’s preparation and consistency, noting his early enrollment at 18 and urging teammates to match his standard.