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WHAT’S UP TODAY
First up this morning in your Miami Hurricanes news?
We continue to update your transfer portal news, of course, which you can see in our Portal Headquarters. We had new analysis items of two more portal targets Miami’s showing interest in that you can check out – Arizona State WR Elijhah Badger, Louisville LB Jaylin Alderman, FSU nickel Greedy Vance and UCLA DT Jay Toia. There’s also our portal overview of where things stand this morning.
And we continue our football team analysis off spring ball. We have thoughts from nickel Mishael Powell, a ranking of top college talent that includes four Hurricanes, and our in-depth post-spring analysis of the quarterback and running back positions.
In recruiting? We have your Q&A with our recruiting insiders Stephen Wagner and Izubee Charles.
As for updates?
We catch up with Tampa (Fla.) Sumner On300 2025 receiver Tyler Williams, who updates where things stand with Miami.
Orlando (Fla.) Bishop Moore Catholic four-star 2026 EDGE Jake Kreul also shares the unique way in which he landed a Miami offer and beaks down his recruitment.
There’s also an update with Chattanooga (Tenn.) Baylor School priority running back Shekai Mills-Knight, who has now locked in a summer trip to Coral Gables after visiting in early April.
An official visitor this summer that’s committed elsewhere? That’s top-70 four-star linebacker Tarvos “TJ” Alford. He committed to Ohio State March 30, but the Hurricanes remain in the hunt.
Miami remains very much in the mix with Fishers (Ind.) Hamilton Southeastern defensive back Mason Alexander as well. Check out what he’s saying.
Plus you can check out the recap and reaction off the baseball team’s weekend series with Louisville.
And, as always, stay tuned today for any news that may come up.
TODAY’S MIAMI HURRICANES TOP HEADLINES
ANALYSIS: Miami Hurricanes portal hunt ongoing at several positions, with visits getting lined up
CaneSport’s Miami Hurricanes Transfer Portal Headquarters
FSU transfer Greedy Vance one to keep an eye on
Transfer Portal Tracker: Miami picks up the chase on Arizona State wideout Elijhah Badger
Miami Transfer Portal Tracker: UCLA DT Jay Toia one to monitor
Transfer Portal Tracker: Louisville LB Jaylin Alderman coming onto the radar for Miami Hurricanes
4 Miami Hurricanes featured in CBS Sports top 100 college football players
Post-Spring Analysis: Miami Hurricanes QB position in great hands with Cam Ward
Miami a top contender for On300 WR Tyler Williams with spring practice visits concluded
Top-120 EDGE Jake Kreul reacts to Miami offer: ‘It was awesome’
Miami remains in the mix for 4-star CB Mason Alexander: “They’re a school that I really like”
Miami not out of the running for Ohio State LB commit TJ Alford, who has Hurricanes OV set
Recruiting Questions and Answers
Miami baseball drops another one, this time series opener to Louisville
Miami baseball finds way to another loss, this time in extra innings against Louisville
Miami baseball breaks 6-game losing streak, run rules Louisville, 17-6
MESSAGE BOARD POST OF THE DAY
How college football and recruiting has changed … Posted by Miamidadeforlife
If you haven’t played in two years, there’s a high chance the coach will ask you to leave. Coaches no longer have the time to develop players as they once did, which is unfortunate because players often expect to stay in a program for 3-4 years. In this new era of college football, it’s only 1-2 years unless you’re an elite player like Rueben Bain. If not, be prepared to receive your walking papers or a pink slip, indicating your time with the team is up.
MIAMI HURRICANES QUOTE OF THE DAY
“There’s a reason he was All-ACC, broke the record last year, his work ethic. It won’t get any harder (than facing him) in games.”
Miami nickel Mishael Powell, reflecting on spring practice and facing Xavier Restrepo
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