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Canes star Malachi Toney heads to ankle surgery before Notre Dame

Plus, a job and health fair at José Martí Gymnasium on Friday.

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Canes star Malachi Toney is set for ankle surgery before the Notre Dame game

1,027receiving yards for Malachi Toney, third nationally

He also has 73 catches, second nationally, and 13 touchdown receptions, tied for second.

Source: Miami Herald

If you bleed orange and green, here's the news you didn't want: star receiver Malachi Toney is set to have surgery Thursday, Nov. 5, after a high ankle sprain at Wednesday's practice, The Miami Hurricane reports, citing multiple sources. The injury came ahead of Saturday's game at Notre Dame.

ESPN's Pete Thamel said the surgery "will allow him to return for the ," with a typical timeline of at least four weeks. Earlier Wednesday, the Palm Beach Post reported Toney would try to play through it, and a UM coach was hopeful he'd play Saturday, the Miami Herald reported.

  • Surgery: Thursday, Nov. 5
  • Recovery: 4-6 weeks, per Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger
  • Earliest return: , Dec. 5

Toney's earliest return would be the ACC Championship Game

  1. Nov. 4Toney suffers a high ankle sprain at practice.
  2. Nov. 5Toney is set to have ankle surgery.
  3. Dec. 5, the earliest Toney could return.

Source: The Miami Hurricane

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If you need work or a health checkup, the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's Día de la Salud Hispana is Friday at downtown Miami's José Martí Gymnasium. Nearly 40 employers will be onsite, and you can also get health screenings and renew your driver's license or Florida ID card. Miami Herald

Día de la Salud Hispana expects about 300 people and nearly 40 employers

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The Hurricanes earned the top spot in the first College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday, Nov. 3, after opening the season with eight consecutive wins. The 13-member selection committee's pick matches the Associated Press Top 25 poll. The Miami Herald's Eye on the U previews the Notre Dame matchup. The Miami HurricaneMiami Herald

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Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Rafael A. Villalobos started teaching at South Dade Senior High School in 1994. He had planned a law enforcement career until his uncle told him to try "teaching them first." South Florida Times

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Canes star Malachi Toney heads to ankle surgery before Notre Dame

Plus, a job and health fair at José Martí Gymnasium on Friday.

The TLDR

  1. Canes star Malachi Toney is set for ankle surgery Thursday
  2. Miami opened No. 1 in the first CFP rankings
  3. Día de la Salud Hispana job and health fair is Friday
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