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Baby Jesus!!!!

Watching some of the throws he made recently at his camp,we need to use him more as a QB on trick plays,like at least once every game.
 
nycane said:
@Dwinstitles “people tried to get me to transfer but I’m loyal to Columbus” will be on Twitter within 48 hours lmao

Toney needs a police detail at youth league games
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This is what happens when your a pro bowl type talent and you do well in Miami. Other colleges aint like this, when UM is cooking its just different.
 
Dwinstitles said:
This is what happens when your a pro bowl type talent and you do well in Miami. Other colleges aint like this, when UM is cooking its just different.
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actually they are ... i went uf and taught 5th grade after college, every kid called themselves percy harvin ... dressed up as him for halloween etc ... but gainesville is a college town, all it has is the gators ... what makes mali special is it's in miami, there are pro teams across each sport and mali laps them in popularity, especially in places that matter the most to canes football
 
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tyroil smoochie-wallace said:
Can't wait for the CFB 27 cover athlete to be announced, I can't imagine it being anyone else but him
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I been waiting for that also, when Chambliss was going thru his court thing, his lawyer was talking about how that case was costing him opportunities and EA didnt want to possibly have an athlete who was not in cfb..

It will be interesting to see which route they go as they did go 2nd year WR last year x2, they may want to go another route..
 
Just clip the first 20 seconds lol

And at the end his hot take is that Mali wins the belitnikoff..

 
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First person on top non QB playmakers list


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Picking college football's top non-QB playmakers in 2026

It won't just be QBs who affect the upcoming season. These players stand to make a big impact.
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Malachi Toney​

  • Vitals: Sophomore, 5-foot-11, 188 pounds
  • 2025 stats: 1,211 receiving yards, 109 receptions, 10 TDs, 113 rushing yards
Why he's here: Toney didn't win the Biletnikoff Award, which went to USC's Makai Lemon, and wasn't even a finalist (Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith and UConn's Skyler Bell were the others). But good luck finding a more electrifying receiver at the end of the 2025 season. Toney led the nation and set a team record for receptions, and also set a team record while finishing fifth nationally in receiving yards.

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The ACC Rookie of the Year was one of 16 players to record 10 or more receiving touchdowns and had five or more receptions in all but two games, including in every CFP contest. He had 10 catches for 122 yards and a score against Indiana in the national title game, and had touchdown catches in six of the final seven games.

"I see him bigger, faster, stronger and more motivated than ever before," Miami coach Mario Cristobal told ESPN. "I see him growing in a leadership role."

Toney will join Smith as the top candidates for the Biletnikoff, as Miami transitions to a new quarterback in Duke transfer Darian Mensah, who has 6,696 passing yards and 56 touchdowns the past two seasons. Miami will look for even more big plays from Toney, who surprisingly didn't have a 20-yard catch in seven games last season.

"We always like to think that the sky's the limit for our players, being limitless, and Malachi is a guy that when you say those things, he takes it to heart," Cristobal said. "He really tries to make that a reality on a daily basis. He's driven to continue to elevate the profile of this ball team."
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