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The shows spent the week on Miami's strong start to the season, with one ranker placing them at number two nationally. There's also been talk about receiver value in the Heisman race, with Miami's Malachi Toney getting mentioned alongside Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith as dark horse candidates for the award.
Written by The Cutdown's reader from this week's clips.
2 clips · 5 min. Some clips only play in the app.
In this week's clips: Jeremiah Smith, Malachi Toney, Darian Mensah.
Everything that isn't Miami talk gets cut. Sorry, Clemson.
Talked Miami most this week: Brandon Walker College Football Show (2).
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Cover 3 College Football, Josh Pate's College Football Show, The Solid Verbal, The Joel Klatt Show, Brandon Walker College Football Show, Shutdown Fullcast. Any time one of them has a substantive Miami conversation, it becomes a clip.
Going by who actually talked about Miami this week: Brandon Walker College Football Show (2). The Cutdown reads all of the big national shows every morning and pulls the Miami parts into one playlist, so you get the best of every one of them.
Lately: Updated top 25: Miami at No. 2, Ohio State at 7, Malachi Toney and Jeremiah Smith as Heisman dark horses. Press play at the top of this page to hear it, or get the app for the full playlist every morning.
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