Category: Recruiting
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Miami’s 2027 recruiting class already belongs in historic company
Miami has built a great start to the 2027 recruiting class. The Hurricanes have a group that already belongs in the same conversation as some of the best groups in program history. Rankings can move. Decommitments happen. Senior seasons reshape evaluations. Still, Miami’s current position demands attention. The Hurricanes sit No. 4 nationally in the…
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Miami offers 2031 South Florida athlete Cali Hawkins
Miami pushed into future South Florida classes by offering Austin “Cali” Hawkins, a Class of 2031 athlete from Hollywood Christian School. Hawkins announced the offer after competing at Miami’s camp over the weekend. Mario Cristobal’s staff wants to evaluate South Florida prospects before national programs crowd the recruitment. Hawkins gives the Hurricanes another young local…
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Miami offers 2030 South Florida lineman Treyson Reynolds
Miami reached deep into the future this week with a scholarship offer to Treyson Reynolds, a Class of 2030 offensive guard/defensive tackle from Cypress Bay. Reynolds announced the offer on X. Reynolds’ profile lists him at 6-foot-1 and 270 pounds with a 4.0 GPA to go with the physical measurable. RNR Sports Media lists Reynolds…
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Miami Sends Early Offer to 2029 WR Brett Boston
Miami made an early move in South Florida by offering 2029 Santaluces Community wide receiver Brett Boston. 247Sports lists Boston as a 5-foot-10, 165-pound wide receiver from Lake Worth. He plays in Palm Beach County, fits the profile of an explosive young skill player and already has varsity production before most prospects in his class…
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Miami QB Target Neimann Lawrence Sets Commitment Date
Neimann Lawrence has placed one of Miami’s biggest 2028 recruiting battles on the clock. The four-star American Heritage quarterback will announce his commitment on June 25, with Miami among his five finalists alongside Texas, Texas A&M, Notre Dame and Michigan. Lawrence ranks as a top-75 national prospect and the No. 6 quarterback in the 2028 class,…
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Miami adds Texas defensive lineman DeMarco Jenkins to 2027 class
DeMarco Jenkins, a 2027 defensive lineman from Pearland, Texas, committed to Miami on Sunday, giving the Hurricanes another front-seven piece in a class that already carried national momentum. Jenkins visited Coral Gables during Miami’s first official visit weekend, then chose the Hurricanes before scheduled visits to SMU and TCU could change the picture. 247Sports listed…
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Miami gets involved early with 2028 CB Montravious Clay
Miami continued its early work in the 2028 recruiting cycle by extending an offer to Montravious Clay, a four-star cornerback from Lee County High School in Leesburg, Georgia. Clay already boasts a strong recruiting profile. On3/Rivals lists him at 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds, with a 91.21 Industry Rating. He ranks No. 143 nationally, No. 15…
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Miami jumps early on 2028 ATH Dion Edwards
Miami has moved into the race for one of the more intriguing young athletes in the 2028 class. The Hurricanes offered Tyner Academy standout Dion Edwards, a Chattanooga, Tennessee, prospect who already carries national recruiting traction before his junior season. Edwards has speed, positional range and multi-year upside. 247Sports lists him at 6-foot, 160-pounds, with…
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Miami offers 2029 Orlando RB Jahmari “JT” Hammonds
Miami’s staff kept its in-state recruiting board active Saturday by offering 2029 Edgewater running back Jahmari “JT” Hammonds, an Orlando prospect whose recruitment has gained steam this spring. Hammonds announced the offer on X after a conversation with Miami assistant Terry Jefferson. The Hurricanes now join a growing list of programs chasing one of Central…
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AJ Randle is the kind of linebacker commitment that changes Miami’s defensive future
Miami did not just add another defensive prospect Thursday. It landed the type of linebacker commitment that should make fans pay attention. Aroson “AJ” Randle Jr., a four-star linebacker from Garner, North Carolina, committed to the Hurricanes over South Carolina, Ohio State and Georgia. That alone is enough to make this a headline. Miami does…