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Miami Upsets Notre Dame with Toney's Star Performance

9/3/2025

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Summary

Toney Triumphs, Bain Excels

Freshman Malachi Toney played a key role in Miami Hurricanes' 27-24 upset of Notre Dame, scoring a 28-yard touchdown and making six catches for 82 yards.
Defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr. was named ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week for his standout performance, including an interception.
Miami will face Bethune-Cookman in their next game.

Summary

Toney Triumphs, Bain Excels

Freshman Malachi Toney played a key role in Miami Hurricanes' 27-24 upset of Notre Dame, scoring a 28-yard touchdown and making six catches for 82 yards.
Defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr. was named ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week for his standout performance, including an interception.
Miami will face Bethune-Cookman in their next game.

History

Historical Context

The Miami Hurricanes won their first national championship in 1983, finishing the season with an 11-1 record under coach Howard Schnellenberger. They achieved this by defeating top-ranked Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, solidifying their status as a college football powerhouse. This legacy continues to resonate, as recent performances, including a notable upset against Notre Dame, highlight Miami's enduring competitiveness in the sport.

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Toney Triumphs, Bain Excels

Freshman Malachi Toney played a key role in Miami Hurricanes' 27-24 upset of Notre Dame, scoring a 28-yard touchdown and making six catches for 82 yards.
Defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr. was named ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week for his standout performance, including an interception.
Miami will face Bethune-Cookman in their next game.

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