The Miami Hurricanes continue to make major moves in the transfer portal as they build a dynamic offense around new quarterback **Carson Beck**, and the momentum is not slowing down. Just hours after landing a talented wide receiver transfer on Tuesday, Miami is now set to host another big-time target — a **1,300-yard receiver** who is among the top playmakers still available.
The wideout in question is **Marcus Willis**, a breakout star from Western Kentucky, who caught **89 passes for 1,312 yards and 10 touchdowns** last season. Known for his precise route-running and deep-threat capabilities, Willis enters the portal with no shortage of interest from Power Five programs. However, Miami’s early involvement and aggressive approach have positioned them as a front-runner heading into his visit.
According to sources close to the program, Willis is expected to arrive in Coral Gables this weekend for an official visit — and the Hurricanes are hoping to seal the deal quickly. With the addition of Georgia transfer **Dillon Bell** already giving Carson Beck a familiar and reliable target, Miami’s offense is shaping up to be one of the most improved in the ACC.
“We’re building something explosive on offense,” a source inside the program said. “Carson’s here to compete for championships, and the staff is making sure he’s got the weapons to do it.”
Willis’ potential addition would be massive for the Hurricanes, who are looking to replace key contributors from last season and take pressure off younger receivers still developing. Pairing Willis with Bell and returning standout **Jacolby George** could give Miami one of the most dangerous receiving corps in the conference.
Carson Beck, the former Georgia starter, shocked the college football world earlier this month by transferring to Miami. The fifth-year senior brings championship-level experience and poise under pressure. Adding weapons around him has been the program’s top priority ever since.
Willis is expected to take other visits, including one to Texas A&M, but the opportunity to be a featured weapon in a rising ACC program with an elite quarterback could prove too enticing to pass up.
If Miami can close the deal during the visit, it will mark another major portal win for **Mario Cristobal** and his staff — and a clear signal that the Hurricanes are serious about contending now.