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WHAT’S UP TODAY
First up this morning in your Miami Hurricanes news?
We continue our series on who we see as potential surprise breakout players this coming season. Find out who got the nod at No. 4, 3 and 2 … with No. 1 coming tomorrow.
There’s also our analysis of the top 50 roster players, giving insight onto this team’s talent level and depth. Check out our closer look at No. 50, 49 and 48.
In recruiting?
Plenty more news.
It starts with our latest Inside The Lines feature – that’s with Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage 2025 four-star running back Byron Louis. Be sure to check that out.
We also catch up with Toms River (N.J.) Toms River North four-star offensive tackle Jaelyne Matthews. He already has official visits set to Miami, Georgia and Tennessee this summer, and shares where things stand.
Greensboro (N.C.) Grimsley four-star 2026 quarterback Faizon Brandon is the No. 1 quarterback in next year’s recruiting cycle … and he weighs in after picking up a Miami offer.
Another QB we are monitoring is Argyle (Tx.) Liberty Christian three-star 2026 quarterback Quinn Murphy. Miami is chasing him, and he shares his thoughts.
Another update: The race for Sanford (Fla.) Seminole top-100 offensive lineman Max Buchanan is tight as college coaches continue pouring into his high school to check up on the 6-foot-4, 279-pound prospect, and Miami is well in the mix ahead of an expected in-school visit this week.
Orlando (Fla.) Orlando Christian Prep three-star offensive lineman Demetrius Campbell also weighs in with Miami a top contender and his UM OV set up.
Another OL update: Jacksonville (Fla.) Duncan U. Fletcher interior offensive lineman Takaylen “T.K.” Muex had largely received offers from Group of Five programs before Miami offensive line coach Alex Mirabal pulled the trigger Monday. Once he did, the two sides wasted no time in locking in an official visit.
Norwalk (Iowa) Senior 2027 tight end Luke Brewer has only landed three Power Conference offers so far, but after Miami tight ends coach Cody Woodiel offered the 6-foot-4, 210-pound high school freshman, he’s ready to consider the Hurricanes. Get his take.
Rolesville (N.C.) High 2027 defensive back Marquis Bryant also shares his thoughts after the Miami Hurricanes offered the talented defender.
Plus you can check out the baseball team recaps/reaction off the weekend series against Virginia Tech.
And, as always, stay tuned today for any news that may come up.
TODAY’S MIAMI HURRICANES TOP HEADLINES
Miami Hurricanes 50-1 Countdown: Ranking the top 50 post-spring players … No. 50 Jordan Lyle
Miami Hurricanes 50-1 Countdown: Ranking the top 50 post-spring players … No. 49 Christopher Johnson
Miami Hurricanes 50-1 Countdown: Ranking the top 50 post-spring players … No. 48 Cole McConathy
Projecting Surprise 2024 Miami Hurricanes Breakout Players: Top 5 countdown is at No. 4
Projecting Surprise 2024 Miami Hurricanes Breakout Players: Top 5 countdown is at No. 3
Projecting Surprise 2024 Miami Hurricanes Breakout Players: Top 5 countdown is at No. 2
Inside The Lines: Get to know 4-star RB and Miami target Byron Louis
Miami offers No. 1 QB in 2026: ‘That’s one I’m really excited for’
New IOL nabs Miami offer, immediately locks in summer official visit
Miami continuing hard push for top-100 offensive lineman
Miami becomes third Power Conference school to offer 2027 TE: “I was pumped”
Miami offers fast-rising N.C. DB Marquis Bryant, who plans to visit: “I think it’s a great program”
Miami blasts 5 home runs, 2 in ninth, as Hurricanes upend Virginia Tech in series opener, 8-6
Miami Hurricanes down Virginia Tech in second game of weekend series
Hurricanes drop series finale at Virginia Tech
MESSAGE BOARD POST OF THE DAY
So are we done with transfers coming into Miami and leaving the program? … Posted by gcanefan52
Moving forward I think transfers will probably be depth pieces in places of need, unless there is a big whale out their in a position of need. Injuries happen so you have to make sure the players are there. I believe this year Mario went all in when Cam signed, he said this is the year we need to go for it, and set out to put the pieces in place with transfers.
MIAMI HURRICANES QUOTE OF THE DAY
“At the end of the day, it’s home. Why not put on for your city? Miami is definitely one of the best running schools. Coach Cristobal enhanced that offensive line tremendously. Coach Cristobal is bringing Miami back, and I do see them as a top contender this year.”
Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage four-star running back Byron Louis, in CaneSport’s Inside The Lines feature this morning
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