Mohamed Toure starts eighth year of college football with Miami Hurricanes

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 5, 2026, 9:37 AM

Last updated Sep 5, 2026

Mohamed Toure starts eighth year of college football with Miami Hurricanes
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Miami Hurricanes linebacker Mohamed Toure began his eighth season of collegiate football during the team's victory over Stanford on Friday night. The veteran defender recorded five tackles in the opener, continuing a career that began at Rutgers in 2019. His extended eligibility results from a series of redshirt seasons, including a 2020 waiver due to the covid pandemic and multiple years missed because of injuries. While college football eligibility remains a point of contention involving other programs, the NCAA confirmed Toure is eligible for his fourth and final year of athletic standing in 2026. Toure previously spent six seasons at Rutgers before transferring to Miami, where he served as a team captain during a 2025 campaign that concluded in the College Football National Championship Game.

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  • •Mohamed Toure recorded five tackles in Miami's win against Stanford on Friday.
  • •The linebacker is competing in his eighth collegiate season, his second with Miami.
  • •Toure spent six years at Rutgers between 2019 and 2024.
  • •The NCAA granted Toure eligibility for a final year of play in 2026.
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