Top-ranked Miami faces nightmare injury concern as star receiver Malachi Toney set to undergo ankle surgery
Notre Dame needs a signature win to climb the CFP rankings, but the Malachi Toney ankle injury adds a new wrinkle to Saturday's Miami showdown.
Miami’s star wide receiver Malachi Toney will undergo surgery for a high-ankle sprain, with an expected recovery time of four to six weeks, potentially impacting the team’s College Football Playoff hopes. The injury occurred during practice on Wednesday, leading to betting odds shifting in favor of Notre Dame. Toney has been a key player for Miami, amassing 1,027 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns this season.
- Miami’s star wide receiver Malachi Toney suffered a high-ankle sprain during practice on Wednesday.
- Toney will undergo “TightRope” surgery and is expected to be out for four to six weeks.
- This injury could significantly impact Miami’s national title hopes and their upcoming game against Notre Dame.
- Betting odds have shifted, with Notre Dame becoming a larger favorite.
- Toney has recorded 1,027 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns on 73 receptions this season.
- Notre Dame is looking for a signature win against a ranked opponent to improve their College Football Playoff standing.
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