Malachi Toney and Lamont Lester Jr. earn Walter Camp player honors
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 5:59 PM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney and Colorado defensive lineman Lamont Lester Jr. received Walter Camp National Player of the Week honors on Wednesday. Toney earned the recognition after recording 12 receptions for 234 yards and three touchdowns in Miami's 45-6 win over Stanford last Friday. That performance set a single-game school record for receiving yards. Lester Jr. secured his award following a five-tackle, three-sack performance during Colorado's 14-13 victory over Georgia Tech on Thursday. The three sacks marked the highest debut total for a Colorado player since 2003. Toney prepares to return to the field against Florida A&M on Thursday, while Lester Jr. and Colorado host Weber State this Saturday.
- •Malachi Toney set a Miami school record with 234 receiving yards in a win over Stanford.
- •Lamont Lester Jr. recorded three sacks in his Colorado debut against Georgia Tech.
- •Miami plays Florida A&M on Thursday.
- •Colorado hosts Weber State this Saturday.
- 5:59 PMYahoo Sports — Malachi Toney, Lamont Lester Jr. earn major award after outstanding Week 1 performances
"Malachi Toney and Lamont Lester Jr. got a major award on Wednesday.
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