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First up this morning in your Miami Hurricanes news?

We continue our annual series breaking down the top 50 players on the current roster. Today, we take a look at No. 36, Bert Auburn, who hopes to regain his form in Coral Gables this season.

We also dive into Miami’s running back room and explore whether the Hurricanes will have a 1,000-yard rusher in 2025. We’re breaking down the Canes’ backfield — and why it matters. Make sure to check that out.

In recruiting news, the Hurricanes landed a commitment on Saturday from Orlando (Fla.) Boone three-star interior offensive lineman Rhys Woodrow. He breaks down his decision and explains why he chose Miami over several in-state programs.

With Woodrow now on board, Miami is up to 11 commits in the 2026 recruiting class. CaneSport’s Stephen Wagner takes his best crack at predicting who might join Woodrow and the rest of the Canes commits in his latest mock class.

We also have a pair of updates on rising 2027 prospects. First up is Charles W. Flanagan (Fla.) four-star wide receiver Jacob Thomas, who is currently committed to Pitt but remains interested in Miami. The Hurricanes have continued to pursue the speedy South Florida pass catcher.

Lastly, we catch up with Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman three-star running back Terrance Grant, who was recently offered by Miami and is now hoping to make his first trip to Coral Gables to check out what the Hurricanes have to offer.

And, as always, stay tuned today for any news that may come up.

TODAY’S MIAMI HURRICANES TOP HEADLINES

Miami Hurricanes Top 50 Countdown: No. 36 Bert Auburn Hopes To Regain Form

Bishop Gorman RB Terrance Grant Eyeing Miami Visit After Hurricanes Offer

Speedy Four-Star WR Jacob Thomas Still Considering Miami Despite Commitment Elsewhere

Miami recruiting Mock Class 2.0: Hurricanes eye top-5 class in 2026

Why IOL Rhys Woodrow committed to Miami: ‘I think it was the right one’

Will Miami Have a 1,000-Yard Rusher in 2025? Breaking Down the Canes’ Backfield And Why It Matters

Miami Adds 2026 three-star OL Rhys Woodrow — What the Tape Tells Us

No Clear WR1 With 1,000 Yards? Why That Might Be Okay for the 2025 Miami Hurricanes

Two schools emerge as frontrunners for 2027 Miami Northwestern WR Nick Lennear

Miami Hurricanes Top 50 Countdown: No. 37 Jadais Richard Could Be Versatile DB Piece Off Injury

Miami Hurricanes Defense: Perhaps the Surprising Strength of the 2025 Season

Miami Hurricanes Top 50 Countdown: No. 38 CharMar Brown Brings Power Element To Backfield

Three-star S D’Montae Tims adds coveted Miami offer, Hurricanes look to schedule official visit

Why I’m entering an RPM for Miami to land a top-150 tight end

Top-125 CB CJ Hester Names Top Six, Includes Miami Hurricanes Among Finalists

MESSAGE BOARD POST OF THE DAY

OT:Who has the best Baby Back Ribs in Lauderdale? by… T-Dogg

Trying to plan my Canes trip for the ND game. I’ve been going to Tom Jenkins since they first opened in the late 90s, but I am sure there are others. Correct?

MIAMI HURRICANES QUOTE OF THE DAY

“I couldn’t be more pumped!” Woodrow said. “I don’t regret the decision at all. I think it was the right one.”

Orlando (Fla.) Boone three-star 2026 interior offensive lineman Rhys Woodrow

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