Malachi Toney records historic first half performance for Miami against Stanford

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Malachi Toney records historic first half performance for Miami against Stanford
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Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney recorded 10 catches for 182 receiving yards and two touchdowns in the first half of Friday's game against Stanford. The performance placed Toney in an exclusive group of college football players to achieve those specific metrics before halftime. Philadelphia Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith previously hit these marks during Alabama's national championship game in January 2021, while New York Giants wideout Malik Nabers accomplished the feat for LSU against Mississippi State in 2023. Toney consistently created separation from the Stanford secondary and generated yards after the catch throughout the opening two quarters. The Hurricanes entered the contest with Toney viewed as a central playmaker for their offensive unit.

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  • Malachi Toney caught 10 passes for 182 yards and two touchdowns in the first half.
  • The performance matches first-half statistics previously set by DeVonta Smith and Malik Nabers.
  • Toney averaged 18.2 yards per reception and recorded a 48-yard catch during the game.
  • The game between Miami and Stanford was underway as of Friday, September 5, 2026.
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  • 3:20 AMYahoo SportsMiami WR Malachi Toney joins Eagles' WR DeVonta Smith in elite company
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Miami WR Malachi Toney joined DeVonta Smith and Malik Nabers in an exclusive group with a historic first half.

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