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Reality check: Stanford crushed by Miami, last season’s national runner-up

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By Harold Gutmann
| The Mercury News Verified
Toney set a Miami record with 234 receiving yards, catching 12 passes on 13 targets and scoring three touchdowns in three quarters as the Hurricanes overwhelmed Stanford 45-6 in their first-ever appearance at Stanford Stadium. Duke transfer Darian Mensah completed 27 of 30 passes for 401 yards and five TDs in his Miami debut, helping the Hurricanes demonstrate why they were picked to finish first in the ACC preseason media poll while Stanford was picked to finish last.
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Reality check: Stanford crushed by Miami, last season’s national runner-up

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By Harold Gutmann
| East Bay Times Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... STANFORD – Stanford had no answer for receiver Malachi Toney and No. 7 Miami on Friday night. Toney set a Miami record with 234 receiving yards, catching 12 passes on 13 targets and scoring three touchdowns in three quarters as the Hurricanes overwhelmed Stanford 45-6 in their first-ever appearance at Stanford Stadium.
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Reality check: Stanford crushed by Miami, last season’s national runner-up

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By Harold Gutmann
| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... STANFORD – Stanford had no answer for receiver Malachi Toney and No. 7 Miami on Friday night. Toney set a Miami record with 234 receiving yards, catching 12 passes on 13 targets and scoring three touchdowns in three quarters as the Hurricanes overwhelmed Stanford 45-6 in their first-ever appearance at Stanford Stadium.
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