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Miami 4-star LB commit Jordan Campbell visits Florida State

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Miami linebacker Jordan Campbell (Photo by Chad Simmons/On3)

Miami Northwestern four-star linebacker Jordan Campbell has been committed to Miami since Nov. 21, 2023. He remains pledged to the hometown program, but he’s still taking looks elsewhere.

Three official visits are on the docket this month for Campbell, but he also opted to take an unofficial visit to Florida State over the weekend. The Seminoles are trying to get involved in the recruitment of the 6-foot-2, 200-pounder.

Campbell spent time around FSU assistant and former All-American LB Ernie Sims in Tallahassee on Sunday and Monday:

Campbell has tweaked his official visit schedule and is now set to return to Miami this weekend. He’ll then see Auburn (June 10), Nebraska (June 13) and Missouri (June 20) later in the month. Florida State will also look to remain a contender moving forward.

“Miami is home,” Campbell told On3’s Chad Simmons in February. “That is the biggest thing the coaches are always saying. They tell me that there is no reason to look anywhere else. All the coaches know me, they all want me at Miami and they just keep telling me that Miami is home.”

Campbell plays on both sides of the ball at the high school level and is a part of one of the most notable programs in the Sunshine State. Led by head coach and NFL quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, Northwestern won a state title last season.

The Canes commit is the No. 136 overall prospect and No. 8 LB in the 2026 cycle, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He’s also the No. 15 player in Ohio.

Campbell is one of 11 commits in Miami’s class that ranks No. 7 in the On3 Industry Team Recruiting Rankings. He’s the second highest-ranked commit in the class, behind No. 1 overall prospect and Five-Star Plus+ offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell.

More on Florida State’s 2026 class

To date, the Noles have nine commits on their 2026 pledge list, which ranks No. 17 in the nation. Eight of the nine commits are in-state.

Marianna (Fla.) four-star running back Amari Thomas headlines alongside a group of blue-chip defensive backs in Vero Beach (Fla.) four-star ATH Efrem White, Tampa Plant four-star ATH Darryon Williams, Homestead (Fla.) Northwestern four-star safety Tedarius Hughes and Miami Barbara Goleman four-star safety Darryl Bell.

White is the top-ranked commit, ranking as the No. 233 overall prospect in the nation. Hughes and Bell are the No. 29 and 30 safeties in the class, respectively.

Miami Central three-star linebacker Karon Maycock, Severn (Md.) Archbishop Spalding three-star cornerback Sean Johnson, Orlando Jones three-star offensive tackle Xavier Payne and Clearwater (Fla.) Calvary Christian three-star interior offensive lineman Michael Ionata round out the class to date.