The Miami Hurricanes are making serious noise on the recruiting trail once again, landing their fourth commitment in the 2026 class — this time securing a pledge from a dynamic four-star offensive weapon who continues the program’s momentum in building for the future.
The latest addition is a versatile playmaker with the ability to line up all over the field. While his name has been on the radar of several top programs across the country, Miami’s consistency, culture, and vision for the future ultimately won him over. At 6-foot-1 and 185 pounds, the four-star standout brings speed, agility, and a high football IQ — a combination that fits perfectly into Miami’s evolving offensive identity under head coach Mario Cristobal and offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson.
“This is a big-time get for us,” one Miami staffer reportedly said. “He’s the type of player that can change games. We’re building something special here, and commits like this keep the energy going.”
The Hurricanes’ 2026 class is shaping up to be one of the strongest in the ACC. This marks the fourth commitment in as many weeks, a sign that the program’s recruiting strategy is paying off — especially when it comes to keeping top-tier talent interested early. With a clear emphasis on speed and explosiveness on the offensive side of the ball, Miami is putting together a class that could make waves in the national rankings as the cycle progresses.
The four-star commit, who has excelled at both wide receiver and running back at the high school level, brings a level of versatility that Miami is actively targeting in this class. Coaches have praised his ability to make defenders miss in space, run crisp routes, and contribute immediately on special teams.
Though the 2026 signing day is still far off, building early momentum is crucial in today’s recruiting landscape. The Hurricanes are not just stacking stars — they’re building relationships, establishing a culture, and creating a sense of belief in what’s being built in Coral Gables.
As summer camps and visits ramp up, Miami fans should keep their eyes peeled. If this commitment is any indication, the ‘Canes are far from done making noise in the 2026 cycle.