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Smith versus Toney Stats

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I posted this in another thread but belive it deserves a stats thread:

Jeremiah Smith

2026 Receiving Stats Breakdown

  • Receptions: 52 (Tied for 10th in FBS)
  • Receiving Yards: 984 (2nd in FBS)
  • Receiving Touchdowns: 12 (2nd in FBS)
  • Yards Per Reception: 18.9 (Tied for 14th in FBS)
  • YAC: 326 yards
  • Yards Per Game: 140.6 [1, 2]


Malachi Toney

2026 Receiving Stats

  • Receptions: 66
  • Receiving Yards: 954
  • Touchdowns: 11 [1]
  • YAC: 335 yards
  • Yards per catch14.5 yards per catch
Yards per game: 136.3 receiving yards per game. [1]



2026 Rushing & All-Purpose Stats

  • Rushing: 3 carries for 50 yards
  • Passing: 1-for-1 for a 2-point conversion
  • Returns: 4 returns for 41 yards [1]


Not showing his TD and 2 point passes
 
Copied a headline:

After doing Horns Down, Jeremiah Smith proceded to drop a crucial 3rd down pass and another wide open one. ​

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Yet Toney still zero drops in 2 years, the defended pass against Pitt was not considered a catchable pass and Toney has caught what looks like uncatchable passes​


Punt Returns: Smith has logged 2 career punt returns for a total of -6 yards

Kickoff Returns: Smith has no recorded kickoff returns in his college career.

No, Jeremiah Smith does not have any official passing statistics or completed passes in his standard college football box scores
 
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Toney’s stats would be much much higher. But he sat out a lot of second halves and was used as a decoy while injured. I don’t think he’s been fully healthy for 3-4 games this year. We all know he’s better than smith and there is not a single thing that Smith does better on a football field. He’s just big. But if you watch smith. He pushes off almost every single catch he makes. Never gets called
 
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