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Notre Dame prepares for Miami receiver's injury
First reported Nov 5, 5:45 PM ET · Latest Nov 5, 7:23 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 5, 7:31 PM ET
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Notre Notre preparing multiple scenarios for Saturday's clash after news that Hurricanes' star receiver Malachi T T has suffered a high ankle spr spr injury, ESPN reported. The injury also led bookmakers to widen Miami's underdog line from 5½ to 7½ points, according to Yahoo Sports. CH changed: Notre Dame's coaching staff is planning different game plans to counter Miami without T T , who is expected to undergo surgery and miss Saturday's contest, ESPN said.
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- Notre Dame preparing for injured WR Toney, Miami's other 'great players' — ESPN
Notre Dame is preparing for multiple scenarios for Saturday's showdown with Miami following news of an ankle injury to Hurricanes star receiver Malachi Toney.
- Notre Dame HC Marcus Freeman won’t write off injured Miami star Malachi Toney — Yahoo Sports
The top-ranked Miami Hurricanes were already 5.5-point underdogs at the Notre Dame Fighting Irish before word of Malachi Toney’s injury pushed the line to 7.5 points. Toney is having surgery on a high ankle sprain and is expected to miss Saturday’s game,…
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- It remains unclear how Miami will adjust its offense without T T or whether his absence will significantly affect the game's outcome. Open
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