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Miami WR Toney Needs Surgery for High Ankle Sprain
Sophomore standout expected to miss at least four weeks after Wednesday practice injury.
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Injury Details
Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney suffered a high ankle sprain during practice and will undergo surgery. The injury will sideline the 5-foot-11, 188-pound sophomore for Saturday's matchup against Notre Dame and an extended period afterward. Recovery from this type of sprain typically requires at least four weeks. Six weeks remain before the opening round of the College Football Playoffs.
Toney's Production
The sophomore has posted 73 receptions for 1,027 yards and 13 touchdowns, the most catches among Power 4 receivers. He has topped 100 all-purpose yards in six of eight games while playing for the undefeated Hurricanes.
Team Context
Miami opened at No. 1 in the initial College Football Playoff rankings and leads the nation in scoring with 47.6 points per game. The passing game features Duke transfer quarterback Darian Mensah along with wideouts Toney, Cooper Barkate and Daylyn Upshaw.
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