Mensah and Toney power Miami past Stanford in season opener
Darian Mensah accounted for five touchdown passes and Malachi Toney set a Miami receiving mark as the Hurricanes beat Stanford 45-6.
Darian Mensah threw five touchdown passes in his first game for Miami, and Malachi Toney caught 234 yards worth of passes as the Hurricanes opened the season with a 45-6 win over Stanford on Friday night in Stanford, California.
Mensah finished with 401 passing yards, both totals setting Miami debut records, according to game reports. Toney's receiving total was also a school record.
The seventh-ranked Hurricanes controlled the matchup from the start and used the passing game to build a wide margin against Stanford.
Miami's performance gave the program an early-season result built around a new quarterback-receiver combination, with the records coming in the team's opener.
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