The Miami Hurricanes continued their recruiting hot streak with the addition of an explosive offensive weapon. On Wednesday, Miami secured a commitment from three-star wide receiver Trevon Alexander, a dynamic playmaker out of Florida’s Treasure Coast High School, who averaged a jaw-dropping 27 yards per reception during his junior season.
Alexander, who stands 6-foot-1 and weighs 180 pounds, has been one of the most underrated deep threats in the state. Despite limited targets in a run-heavy system, his big-play ability was impossible to ignore for college scouts. He totaled over 800 receiving yards on just 30 catches last season, scoring 11 touchdowns and routinely torching secondaries with his speed and body control.
For Miami, the addition of Alexander is more than just a numbers game—it’s a statement of intent. The Hurricanes are showing a clear commitment to building vertical explosiveness into their offense under head coach Mario Cristobal and offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson. Alexander’s ability to stretch the field fits perfectly with Miami’s recent quarterback recruiting, which includes strong-armed passers capable of hitting targets deep downfield.
“I chose Miami because they believe in my ability to take the top off defenses,” Alexander said during his commitment announcement. “I want to stay home, represent Florida, and be part of a program that’s building something special.”
The commitment marks Miami’s fifth in June and adds to a receiving corps that’s beginning to take shape with a focus on speed and separation. Alexander, known for his quick release and ability to create yards after the catch, will likely compete for early playing time once he arrives in Coral G