Mensah throws 5 TD passes, Toney sets record in No. 7 Miami’s 45-6 win over Stanford
Mensah and Toney connected on touchdown passes on the first two drives of the game for Miami (1-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) and then again on a 47-yarder in the third quarter that set the school record.
On Friday night, Miami's Hurricanes took on Stanford in a game that would set the tone for the season. Quarterback Darian Mensah threw for five touchdowns in his debut, while wide receiver Malachi Toney set a school record with 234 receiving yards. The Hurricanes won the game 45-6, with Mensah connecting on touchdown passes on the first two drives of the game.
Toney continued his strong performance, setting the school record with his receiving yards. Both quarterbacks demonstrated their skill and talent, with Mensah taking a little time to show his impact on the Hurricanes. Despite some struggles in finishing in the end zone, the Hurricanes showed promise as they scored touchdowns on six of their first seven drives.
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