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Heisman candidate for national title contender to undergo surgery, miss significant time
One of the top playmakers in college football is set to miss a significant amount of time. Miami star receiver Malachi Toney, who is one of the favorites to win the Heisman Trophy, will miss the rest of the regular season, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. According to Thamel, Toney...
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Miami WR Depth Chart: Who Plays More With Toney Injury — Meet Cooper Barkate, Daylyn Upshaw
The Miami Hurricanes are playing in South Bend on Saturday in one of the most highly anticipated college football games of the season against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. All of a sudden, though, the status of Malachi Toney is in doubt. The superstar wide receiver has an ankle injury that popped up during this week at practice.
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Canes' elite class could get even better on Thursday. And UM notes, draft fallout
A six-pack of Hurricanes notes on a Wednesday, as we close in on UM-Notre Dame on Saturday night (7:30 p.m., NBC 6): ▪ The Canes are in the mix for a handful of Class of 2028 players who are considered the best or second-best at their position. And one of them, Jacksonville Mandarin receiver Brysen Wright, is expected to pick a school on Thursday, according to On3. Miami, Florida, and Texas are the finalists, but UM is in “the driver’s seat,” on3 reported. Wright’s announcement comes amid speculation that he will reclassify to the 2027 class. If he picks Miami and ends up joining the ‘27 class, he would join an elite room led by Malachi Toney, Joshua Moore, Daylyn Upshaw, Vance Spafford, Somourian Wingo, Milan Parris and Class of 2027 five-star nonbinding commitment Nick Lennear, the Miami Carol City star who is ranked by 247 Sports as the No. 3 receiver in this recruiting cycle. Wright, who stands 6-3, is rated by on3 as the No. 1 receiver and No. 3 overall prospect for 2028. In 10 games, Wright has caught 46 passes for 984 yards (a 21.4 average) and 11 TDs. He has 29 touchdowns and 121 receptions
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Nationally ranked Florida high school football team has season ended by FHSAA ruling
Miami Carol City's football season has officially come to an end. The Florida High School Athletic Association denied the school's appeal of its postseason ban Sunday, Nov. 1, upholding the punishment handed down following a postgame brawl with Grayson (GA) earlier this season. The decision means the Chiefs will be ineligible to compete in the 2026 Florida high school football playoffs, including the inaugural Open Division, despite finishing the regular season with a 7-3 record. The appeal denial comes five days before the FHSAA is scheduled to announce its postseason brackets on Friday, Nov. 6. Carol City had been among the state's top-ranked programs and was projected to qualify for the eight-team Open Division field. According to the latest MaxPreps rankings, the Chiefs were ranked No. 6 in the state among projected Open Division qualifiers. With the appeal denied, Carol City will not have an opportunity to compete for any type of championship this season. The original sanctions were announced Oct. 7 after the FHSAA reviewed video evidence and a report submitted by Carol City following the Oct. 2 incident. The confrontation with Grayson, which beat Carol City 10-9, began during the handshake line before escalating into a fight involving
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MLB Hall of Famer, Miami native Andre Dawson honored with Governor’s Medal of Freedom
MIAMI – Swinging a bat since he was a kid, Andrew Dawson knew he would reach unprecedented heights in his baseball career. Dawson was a standout player at Southwest Miami High School and FAMU and reached the pinnacle of his professional career when he was inducted into Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.
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CJ Carr's Shot at the Heisman Comes Down to Miami
Notre Dame's CJ Carr was the preseason favorite to win the Heisman back in August, but those odds quickly dipped after Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith established himself as the best player in college football and the potential top pick in the NFL Draft. But things quickly changed for...
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Villanova Transfer Acaden Lewis Gives Miami Early Breakout Performance
The Miami Hurricanes may not have pulled off the upset of No. 1 Florida on college basketball’s opening Monday night. But the reason that ‘The U’ was in the game at all was because of one player: Acaden Lewis, the transfer from Villanova. On the Lewis front...