Tag: 2028 football recruiting
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Why Miami-FSU weekend can change the Asher Ghioto race
Asher Ghioto’s planned visit for Miami’s Oct. 17 game against Florida State can change his recruitment because the weekend combines every part of the Hurricanes’ edge-rusher pitch. Miami will have a rivalry crowd, Jason Taylor’s development record and a live depth chart to show. The staff has to connect those pieces instead of assuming the…
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Gabriel Player gives Miami a chance to define its linebacker future
Gabriel Player’s planned fall visit gives Miami more than another top-100 recruiting date. It gives the Hurricanes a chance to show what they want their future linebacker room to become. The best pitch should center on range, coverage and decision-making rather than an old-school promise to live between the tackles. Player is very high on…
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Why Miami should make Terriel Harmon a 2028 running back priority
Miami’s reported early lead for 2028 running back Terriel Harmon should be treated as an opportunity to build a pipeline, not permission to coast. The rankings and offer list will change during the next two seasons. A local back who already views Miami favorably gives the Hurricanes time to prove exactly how they develop and…
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Four-star cornerback Jordan Hicks locks in Miami-FSU visit
Four-star cornerback Jordan Hicks plans to return to Miami for the Hurricanes’ Oct. 17 game against Florida State. The Mission Viejo, California, prospect previously worked at Miami’s Legends Camp, so the rivalry weekend will give him a different view of the program after an evaluation setting, according to Patrick Previty of Canes Warning. Hicks is…
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Four-star safety Cyion Smith sets Miami-FSU game visit
Four-star safety Cyion Smith has scheduled an Oct. 17 visit to Miami for the Hurricanes’ rivalry game against Florida State. The Blountstown, Florida, prospect placed Miami in a seven-stop fall schedule that will give the Hurricanes a high-profile opportunity to recruit him in their own stadium, according to Trinton Breeze of CanesInSight. Smith also plans…