Tag: wide receivers
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Miami Offers 2029 WR Mason Pearsall-Brown
Miami has entered the recruitment of another promising 2029 wide receiver after extending an offer to Hough standout Mason Pearsall-Brown. Pearsall-Brown announced the offer Wednesday, adding Miami to an expanding list of Power Four programs pursuing the North Carolina prospect. The sophomore gives Miami another long, athletic receiver target in a class still years away…
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Miami Offers 2029 WR Jaedon “Jae” White
Miami has joined a rapidly expanding recruitment for 2029 Westside wide receiver Jaedon “Jae” White. White, a 6-foot-1, 190-pound prospect from Anderson, South Carolina, already holds offers from programs across the ACC, SEC and Big Ten landscape. His list includes Miami, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas A&M,…
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Four-star 2028 receiver Dedrick Kimbrough schedules two Miami game-day visits
Four-star 2028 wide receiver Dedrick Kimbrough plans to visit Miami twice during the 2026 season, giving the Hurricanes two game-day opportunities with one of Alabama’s top young prospects. 247Sports reported that Kimbrough will attend Miami’s Sept. 26 game against Central Michigan and return for the Oct. 17 rivalry matchup with Florida State. Kimbrough plays for…
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Dennis Tua’one Sets Miami Visit for Florida State Game
A four-star Utah receiver with South Florida roots plans a rivalry-weekend return. CanesInSight reported that four-star 2028 wide receiver Dennis Tua’one plans to return to Miami on Oct. 17 for the Hurricanes’ rivalry game against Florida State at Hard Rock Stadium. Tua’one told CanesInSight that he will attend the matchup. The visit gives the Hurricanes another…
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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 has opening after 2027 WR Eli Woodard decommits from USC
Miami’s pursuit of 2027 receiver Eli Woodard just got more realistic. Woodard, out of Chaparral High School in Temecula, California, decommitted from USC on Tuesday after pledging to the Trojans on Feb. 10. ESPN ranks him as the No. 245 overall prospect in the 2027 class, and Auburn, Cal, Georgia, Miami and UCLA expect to…
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Miami Sends Offer To 2030 Recruit Aydan Steen
Aydan Steen, a class of 2030 wide receiver/outside linebacker, announced a Miami scholarship offer last week. Recruiting databases tag Steen as a 6-foot-1, 200-pound athlete at Santa Margarita Catholic in Rancho Santa Margarita, California. That combination — early class year, multi-position label, plus legitimate size — explains the move even without a mountain of varsity…
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Miami Offers 2027 WR Keyon Standifer
Miami stayed active on the 2027 board with a scholarship offer to Athens Academy (Ga.) playmaker Keyon Standifer. Standifer shared the news on social media: Standifer reopened his recruitment Dec. 5 when he decommitted from Georgia Tech, and the offer wave followed fast. Michigan jumped in and Miami joined that surge, giving the Hurricanes a…
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Malachi Toney Keeps Stacking Honors After Awesome Freshman Season
Honors keep coming Malachi Toney’s way, and every one of them serves as a reminder that Miami landed a star wideout for the long haul. Over the last couple weeks, Toney stacked league, national and All-American recognition after a record-setting debut season in Coral Gables. League voters handed Toney ACC Rookie of the Year and…
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Miami WR Ray Ray Joseph Enters Transfer Portal
Miami wide receiver Nathaniel “Ray Ray” Joseph entered the transfer portal Wednesday, bringing an early departure to what figures to become another busy offseason of change for the Hurricanes. Joseph, a former blue-chip signee from Miami Edison, arrived in 2023 as one of Mario Cristobal’s local recruiting wins after a flip from Clemson. The staff…