Malachi Toney's Heisman celebration shines in Miami's 77-7 rout
Miami receiver Malachi Toney struck the Heisman pose after scoring a second-quarter touchdown in the Hurricanes' 77-7 victory over Florida A&M.
The Miami Hurricanes overwhelmed Florida A&M, posting a 77-7 score that matched the program's record for points and total yardage at 856. Wide receiver Malachi Toney, touted as an early Heisman Trophy favorite, celebrated every touchdown with the iconic Heisman pose, ending the game with four scores and 96 receiving yards on four receptions. His standout moment came in the first quarter when he leapt over defensive back Frank Callum to secure a 52-yard reception.
The Hurricanes' dominance led both coaches to agree on playing only ten minutes in the final quarter. Toney's performances continue to fuel his Heisman campaign as Miami showcases its offensive firepower.
Why it matters
The game highlights a top Heisman contender's rise and Miami's record-tying offensive strength.
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