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No. 5 Miami is showing off its depth on offense after 2 blowout wins to open the season
- Miami's first three pass plays featured Darian Mensah connecting easily with Malachi Toney, showing a strong start.
- Offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson emphasized that Miami does not want to rely solely on throwing to Malachi Toney.
- Despite Malachi Toney playing less in second halves, Miami leads the nation in yards per game, yards per play, completion percentage, and first downs per game.
- Miami has demonstrated offensive depth with 18 different pass catchers, six running backs, and three quarterbacks each with at least five completions, reflecting trust and competition.
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No. 5 Miami is showing off its depth on offense after two blowout wins to open the season
The first three pass plays of Miami's season were essentially the same, with quarterback Darian Mensah connecting with wide receiver Malachi Toney and making it look very easy in the process.
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No. 5 Miami is showing off its depth on offense after 2 blowout wins t
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — The first three pass plays of Miami’s season were essentially the same, with quarterback Darian Mensah connecting with wide receiver Malachi Toney and making it look very easy in the process. It’s
·Baltimore, United States
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No. 5 Miami is showing off its depth on offense after 2 blowout wins to open the season
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — The first three pass plays of Miami's season were essentially the same, with quarterback Darian Mensah connecting with wide receiver Malachi Toney and making it
·Toronto, Canada
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