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by Soapy » 05 Mar 2025, 11:50
2029 Miami Hurricanes Records
Career Receptions -- WR Davon Momah, 301 (Previous Record: 200, WR Xavier Restrepo, 2020-2024)*
Career Receiving Yards -- WR Davon Momah, 4147 (Previous Record: 2717, WR Jeremiah Smith, 2024-2027)*
Career Receiving Touchdowns -- WR Davon Momah, 31 (Previous Record: 28, WR Jeremiah Smith, 2024-2027)*
Career Passing Yards -- QB Keke Hagg, 10474 (Previous Record: 9968, QB Brad Kaaya, 2014-2016)
Career Passing Touchdowns -- QB Keke Hagg, 101 (Previous Record: 86, QB Ken Dorsey, 1999-2002)
Career Interceptions -- CB Elias Raines, 26 (Previous Record: 21, S Ed Reed, 1998-2001)*
Season Receptions -- WR Davon Momah, 122 (Previous Record: 85, WR Xavier Restrepo, 2023)*
Season Receiving Yards -- WR Davon Momah, 1844 (Previous Record: 1172, WR Charleston Rambo, 2021)*
Season Receiving Touchdowns -- WR Davon Momah, 27 (Previous Record: 13, WR Leonard Hankerson, 2010)*
Game Receptions -- WR Davon Momah, 14 (Previous Record: 13, WR Mike Harley, 2021)
*denotes ACC record
2029 Miami All-Americans
First Team
HB Deron Tryon
HB Aidan Teague
WR Davon Momah
G Dominick Longo
CB Paul Webb
Freshman
HB Kaseem Dalton
DE Nick Kahn
2029 Miami All-ACC
First Team
HB Deron Tryon
HB Aidan Teague
WR Davon Momah
G Dominick Longo
DE Doug Bean
CB Paul Webb
S LaMarcus Cook
P Andy Hocker
Second Team
C Jesus Angel
G Richard Cookus
CB Elias Raines
Freshman
HB Kaseem Dalton
DE Nick Kahn
S Carl Godwin
2029 Miami Hurricanes Stats
| # |
POS |
YR |
NAME |
YARDS |
COMP |
ATT |
TD |
INT |
CMP% |
RATING |
| 1 |
QB |
Sr. |
Keke Hagg |
2540 |
199 |
264 |
28 |
4 |
75 |
188.1 |
| 11 |
QB |
Rs So. |
Bernie Flowers |
1913 |
136 |
196 |
17 |
7 |
69 |
172.8 |
| # |
POS |
YR |
NAME |
CAR |
YARDS |
YPC |
TD |
YPG |
FUMB |
YAC |
| 23 |
RB |
Sr. |
Deron Tryon |
271 |
1753 |
6.5 |
12 |
109.6 |
1 |
417 |
| 3 |
RB |
Rs Jr. |
Aidan Teague |
161 |
810 |
5.0 |
9 |
50.6 |
1 |
227 |
| 26 |
RB |
Rs Fr. |
Kaseem Dalton |
72 |
440 |
6.1 |
8 |
27.5 |
1 |
183 |
| 20 |
RB |
Fr. |
Javier Torrez |
48 |
359 |
7.5 |
2 |
25.6 |
1 |
83 |
| 11 |
QB |
Rs So |
Bernie Flowers |
47 |
307 |
6.6 |
6 |
20.5 |
1 |
36 |
| 1 |
QB |
Sr |
Keke Hagg |
47 |
281 |
6.0 |
4 |
31.2 |
3 |
26 |
| # |
POS |
YR |
NAME |
REC |
YARDS |
AVG |
TD |
YPG |
RAC |
SNAPS |
| 6 |
WR |
Sr. |
Davon Momah |
122 |
1844 |
15.1 |
115.3 |
27 |
1062 |
907 |
| 4 |
WR |
So. |
Max North |
28 |
593 |
21.2 |
37.1 |
1 |
250 |
1000 |
| 2 |
WR |
Rs Sr. |
Miguel Escobar |
40 |
439 |
11.0 |
27.4 |
4 |
278 |
884 |
| 3 |
HB |
Rs Jr. |
Aidan Teague |
29 |
386 |
13.3 |
24.1 |
3 |
390 |
510 |
| 23 |
HB |
Sr |
Deron Tryon |
42 |
334 |
8.0 |
20.9 |
2 |
421 |
531 |
| 5 |
TE |
Sr. |
Juan Woodside |
28 |
238 |
8.5 |
14.9 |
0 |
83 |
738 |
| 8 |
WR |
So. |
Etinosa Ha |
13 |
228 |
17.5 |
14.3 |
2 |
89 |
457 |
| 18 |
WR |
Jr. |
David Tompkins |
13 |
185 |
14.2 |
15.4 |
3 |
80 |
349 |
| # |
POS |
YR |
NAME |
TKL |
TFL |
SACKS |
INT |
PBU |
TD |
SNAPS |
| 2 |
LB |
Sr. |
Paul Rhinehart |
110 |
19 |
4.5 |
2 |
10 |
1 |
756 |
| 28 |
LB |
Sr. |
Alonzo DuBois |
102 |
21 |
6.0 |
1 |
8 |
1 |
582 |
| 5 |
CB |
Rs Sr. |
Paul Webb |
88 |
12 |
4 |
1 |
11 |
0 |
632 |
| 10 |
S |
Rs Sr. |
Tommy Stacy |
82 |
5 |
1 |
0 |
4 |
0 |
802 |
| 0 |
S |
Rs Sr. |
LaMarcus Cook |
77 |
7 |
0.5 |
4 |
13 |
0 |
802 |
| 1 |
CB |
Rs Sr. |
Elias Raines |
70 |
0 |
0 |
7 |
5 |
0 |
819 |
| 7 |
CB |
Rs Jr. |
Manuel Arcuri |
57 |
4 |
0 |
7 |
9 |
3 |
876 |
| 23 |
LB |
Rs Jr. |
Alec Lawrence |
43 |
11 |
3.5 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
554 |
| 9 |
DE |
Sr. |
Shaun Turner |
42 |
20 |
11.5 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
551 |
| 97 |
DE |
Rs Sr. |
Doug Bean |
40 |
15 |
10 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
681 |
| 93 |
DE |
Rs Fr. |
Nick Kahn |
37 |
22 |
12 |
0 |
3 |
0 |
722 |
| 50 |
OLB |
Sr. |
Marshall Chosen |
34 |
13 |
10 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
601 |
| 4 |
CB |
Rs So. |
Adrian McCune |
26 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
5 |
0 |
347 |
| 15 |
S |
Rs Jr. |
Martin Casillas |
24 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
407 |
| 11 |
CB |
Sr. |
Jamar Rattay |
24 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
1 |
0 |
508 |
| 94 |
DT |
Rs Sr. |
Rico Veasy |
18 |
8 |
5.0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
508 |
| # |
POS |
YR |
NAME |
FGM |
FGA |
FG% |
FG LNG |
XPM |
XPA |
XP% |
| 15 |
K |
Fr. |
Glen Burns |
14 |
15 |
93 |
43 |
49 |
50 |
98 |
| 16 |
K |
Fr. |
Jason DeLong |
1 |
1 |
100 |
51 |
4 |
4 |
100 |
| # |
POS |
YR |
NAME |
PUNTS |
YDS |
AVG |
NET YDS |
NET AVG |
BLOCK |
IN20 |
| 10 |
P |
Jr. |
Andy Hocker |
37 |
1463 |
39.5 |
1329 |
35.9 |
1 |
17 |
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by Soapy » 05 Mar 2025, 13:34
Hurricanes lose two key starters as Jesus Angel, Dominick Longo declare for the draft
Carlos Navarro -- The Athletic Staff Writer
The Miami Hurricanes will need to rebuild their offensive line after two starters in redshirt sophomore Jesus Angel and redshirt junior Dominick Longo declared for the draft. Angel and Longo join seniors Richard Cookus and Damian Carmona as starters that Miami will need to replace with left tackle Darrius Keyes being the lone returning starter along the offensive line.
The defending national champions are losing plenty of firepower with twenty one key contributors from last year's team set to either graduate or enter the NFL draft, including the team's leading passer (Keke Hagg), leading rusher (Deron Tryon), leading receiver (Davon Momah) and the aforementioned four starters along the offensive line. Defensively, Miami is only returning three staters in cornerback Manuel Arcuri, linebacker Alec Lawrence and defensive lineman Nick Kahn.
2029 Players Leaving » Career Stats
#74 Jesus Angel (C, Rs Sophomore): Declared Early » 59.7 PFF grade
#67 Dominick Longo (G, Rs Junior): Declared Early » 60.3 PFF grade
#9 Shaun Turner (DE, Senior): Pro Draft » 71 tackles, 39 tackles for loss, 21.5 sacks, PBU
#1 Keke Hagg (QB, Senior): Pro Draft » 887/1308, 10474 yards, 101 touchdowns, 28 interceptions, sacked 89 times, 261 carries, 948 yards, 14 touchdowns, 18 fumbles
#97 Doug Bean (DE, Rs Senior): Pro Draft » 48 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 11.5 sacks
#65 Richard Cookus (G, Rs Senior): Pro Draft » 67.4 PFF grade
#1 Elias Raines (CB, Rs Senior): Pro Draft » 159 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 0.5 sack, 26 interceptions, 27 pass breakups
#2 Paul Rhinehart (LB, Senior): Pro Draft » 152 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, 6 sacks, 3 interceptions, 16 pass breakups
#2 Miguel Escobar (WR, Rs Senior): Pro Draft » 91 receptions, 950 yards, 7 touchdowns, 11 drops
#5 Paul Webb (CB, Rs Senior): Pro Draft » 97 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, interception, 11 pass breakups
#6 Davon Momah (WR, Senior): Graduation » 301 receptions, 4147 yards, 41 touchdowns, 33 drops
#23 Deron Tryon (HB, Senior): Graduation » 326 carries, 1987 yards, 14 touchdowns, 2 fumbles, 73 receptions, 598 yards, 2 touchdowns, 3 drops
#0 LaMarcus Cook (S, Senior): Graduation » 291 tackles, 27 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, 8 interceptions, 26 pass breakups
#66 George Robledo (T, Rs Senior): Graduation » 63.6 PFF grade
#53 Damian Carmona (T, Rs Senior): Graduation » 65.5 PFF grade
#10 Tommy Stacy (S, Rs Senior): Graduation » 161 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 3 interceptions, 8 pass breakups
#99 Dan Mintze (DT, Rs Senior): Graduation » 49 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 13.5 sacks, 3 pass breakups
#94 Rico Veasy (DT, Rs Senior): Graduation » 24 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, 2 pass breakups
#50 Marshall Chosen (OLB, Senior): Graduation » 110 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, 20.5 sacks (34 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, 10 sacks at Miami)
#5 Juan Woodside (TE, Senior): Graduation » 80 receptions, 697 yards, 2 touchdowns, 11 drops
#11 Jamar Rattay (CB, Senior): Graduation » 74 tackles, tackle for loss, 6 interceptions, 2 pass breakups
#28 Alonzo DuBois (LB, Senior): Graduation » 118 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, 2 interceptions, 9 pass breakups
#51 Kentrell Hicks (OLB, Rs Senior): Graduation » 10 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, sack
#83 Kevin Pujals (TE, Rs Senior): Graduation » 8 receptions, 110 yards, touchdown, 2 drops
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by Soapy » 05 Mar 2025, 13:34
gotta live out what mario cristobal can't do in real life on here
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Miami finishes with nation's top ranked class, add three high ranked transfer portal prospects
Eddie Fernandez -- 247 Sports Miami Insider
The Miami Hurricanes rounded out their recruiting class with three transfer portal additions with Iowa State defensive end Kevin Francis, Ole Miss receiver Duke Cundiff and Old Dominion cornerback Thomas Manning.
The Hurricanes beat out USC and Michigan for Francis, landing one of the top defensive ends in the portal. At six-foot-two and 271 pounds, Francis has a similar build to Doug Bean who played nearly seven hundred snaps for the Hurricanes and was an all-conference selection with fifteen tackles for loss and ten sacks as primarily an interior pass rusher.
Cundiff was a big time win on the recruiting trail for the Hurricanes who add a veteran presence to a young receiver room after battling Georgia and Florida for his commitment. Cundiff led Ole Miss with 61 receptions for 866 yards and thirteen touchdowns last season, entering the portal as one of the most accomplished players available. The Hurricanes are losing a ton of production with the graduation of Davon Momah, last year's Heisman winner, as well as Miguel Escobar who was third on the team in receiving yards and snaps played. Cundiff could very well by Miami's top receiver next year, alongside Max North who lead the team with 21.2 yards per reception.
Perhaps the most impactful signing could be Manning, the second ranked corner in the portal with two years of eligibility remaining. He has all of the traits to be a future NFL cornerback at six-foot-three and pushing 190 pounds with Georgia and Kentucky also showing interest in the Old Dominion transfer. Miami is extremely thin at corner with only three returning scholarship players in Manuel Arcuri, Jason Wall and Paul Webb with only Arcuri being over six feet. The Miami native played over 400 snaps last year as a sophomore and was Old Dominion's highest ranked defender according to Pro Football Focus.
2030 Miami Hurricanes Recruiting Class
Alex York [OLB #1]: 6'5", 243lbs | Scottsdale, AZ [IMG] | 5-star
Sammy Ramey [HB #1]: 5'10", 193lbs | Saint Louis, MO [IMG] | 5-star
Brian Baskett [ILB #1]: 6'1", 223lbs | Chandler, AZ | 5-star
Jay Pierschbacher [OT #2]: 6'4", 324lbs | Lake Cormorant, MS | 5-star
Edward Verrier [ILB #2]: 6'0", 229lbs | Horn Lakes, MS | 5-star
Karl Tuten [DT #2]: 6'2", 287lbs | Nashville, GA | 5-star
Terrance Harris [QB #5]: 6'4", 207lbs | Miami, FL | 5-star
Siaki Tu'ikolovatu [CB #4]: 6'1", 201lbs | Bradenton, FL [IMG] | 5-star
Rashad Garnes [DE #2]: 6'3", 298lbs | Sarasota, FL | 5-star
Quentin Washington [OT #3]: 6'6", 305lbs | White House, TN | 5-star
Lyle Rasmussen [OT #4]: 6'4", 291lbs | Ogden, UT | 5-star
Jeremiah Sprinkle [DE #10]: 6'4", 293lbs | Orlando, FL | 4-star
Brian Killings [TE #6]: 6'5", 257lbs | Chicago, IL | 4-star
Broderick Booker [HB #10]: 6'0", 228lbs | Homestead, FL | 4-star
Danny Bettis [DE #12]: 6'2", 241lbs | Orlando, FL | 4-star
Glenn Salaam [T #34]: 6'7", 328lbs | Miami, FL | 4-star
Eric Charles [DE #33]: 6'4", 247lbs | Fort Lauderdale, FL | 4-star
Marcus Cavazos [WR #37]: 6'5", 216lbs | Fort Lauderdale, FL | 4-star
C.J. Phipps [SS #6]: 6'2", 193lbs | Fort Lauderdale, FL | 4-star
Quincy Hall [G #39]: 6'5", 331lbs | Lakeland, FL | 4-star
Tremaine Thompson [CB #65]: 6'0", 182lbs | Plant City, FL | 3-star
Ben Casillas [TE #84]: 6'3", 250lbs | Fort Lauderdale, FL | 3-star
2030 Miami Transfer Portal Additions
Kevin Francis [DE #3]: 6'2", 271lbs | Annandale, MN | Iowa State | 4-star
Duke Cundiff [WR #3]: 6'3", 210lbs | Miami, FL | Ole Miss | 4-star
Thomas Manning [CB #3]: 6'3", 189lbs | Miami, FL | Old Dominion | 4-star
2030 Miami Hurricanes Recruiting Board
Clyde Kane [WR #8]: 6'1", 182lbs | Naples, FL | 4-star | Committed to Alabama
Jerod Garnes [CB #27]: 5'11", 193lbs | Melbourne, FL | 4-star | Committed to Florida State
247Sports Top 25 Recruiting Class
1. Miami
2. Oregon
3. Oklahoma
4. Notre Dame
5. Oklahoma
6. Georgia
7. LSU
8. Penn State
9. Syracuse
10. Florida State
11. Virginia Tech
12. USC
13. Kansas State
14. Tennessee
15. BYU
16. Ohio State
17. Clemson
18. Nebraska
19. Florida
20. Texas
21. Colorado
22. Wisconsin
23. Michigan
24. NC State
25. West Virginia
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27. Georgia Tech
29. North Carolina
35. SMU
42. Louisville
58. Boston College
92. Pittsburgh
94. Duke
98. Virginia
111. California
Notable Transfer Portal Players
#1 Will Trusnik [C #1]: Prev Team: Pittsburgh | Penn State
#2 Lawrence Iosefa [LG #1]: Prev Team: California | USC
#3 James Colon [RE #1]: Prev Team: Virginia | Syracuse
#4 Amari Wooden [WR #1]: Prev Team: Florida State | Auburn
#5 Jarrid Ezeala [WR #2]: Prev Team: Cincinnati | Penn State
#6 Parker Jeffery [ROLB #1]: Prev Team: Maryland | Alabama
#7 Brenton Self [LG #1]: Prev Team: Purdue | Notre Dame
#8 Derek Hassenauer [CB #1]: Prev Team: Cincinnati | Notre Dame
#9 Jordan Efaw [CB #2]: Prev Team: Kansas State | Georgia
#10 Don Mauch [FS #1]: Prev Team: Purdue | Notre Dame
#11 Bobby Schillinger [RE #2]: Prev Team: Stanford | Penn State
#12 Maxwell Makovicka [TE #1]: Prev Team: Texas State | Auburn
#13 Kevin Francis [RE #3]: Prev Team: Iowa State | Miami
#14 Leo Traore [DT #1]: Prev Team: LSU | Alabama
#15 Duke Cundiff [WR #3]: Prev Team: Ole Miss | Miami
#16 Thomas Manning [CB #3]: Prev Team: Old Dominion | Miami
#17 Markus Marshall [SS #1]: Prev Team: Kentucky | Notre Dame
#18 Tony Alli [WR #4]: Prev Team: LSU | Alabama
#19 Alex Prince [QB #1]: Prev Team: Navy | Georgia
#20 Fredrick Childers [LG #2]: Prev Team: Washington State | BYU
#21 Jimmie Parmele [QB #2]: Prev Team: Maryland | Alabama
#22 Emmanuel Neighbors [LE #1]: Prev Team: Ole Miss | Georgia
#23 John Lokombo [HB #1]: Prev Team: Pittsburgh | Ohio State
#24 John Kaczur [HB #2]: Prev Team: Maryland | Penn State
#25 Asahiah Stark [CB #4]: Prev Team: Iowa State | Georgia
Top 247 Five-Star Commitments
#1 Alex York [OLB #1]: Scottsdale, AZ [IMG] | 5-star | Miami
#2 Cory DeMarco [DT #1]: Coatesville, PA | 5-star | Virginia Tech
#3 Sammy Ramey [HB #1]: Saint Louis, MO [IMG] | 5-star | Miami
#4 Immanuel Bouchard [QB #1]: Las Vegas, NV | 5-star | USC
#5 Brian Baskett [ILB #1]: Chandler, AZ | 5-star | Miami
#6 Archer McChesney [HB #2]: Park Ridge, IL | 5-star | BYU
#7 Grant Fitzsimmons [RT #1]: Las Vegas, NV | 5-star | BYU
#8 Jay Pierschbacher [RT #2]: Lake Cormorant, MS | 5-star | Miami
#9 Cam Knox [ATH #2]: Tallahassee, FL | 5-star | Georgia
#10 Edward Verrier [ILB #2]: Horn Lake, MS | 5-star | Miami
#11 Shyheim Wiggins [QB #3]: Apopka, FL | 5-star | Syracuse
#12 Salesi Luna [QB #4]: Chatsworth, CA | 5-star | Oregon
#13 Angel Winter [RT #3]: Cibolo, TX | 5-star | Oklahoma
#14 Karl Tuten [DT #2]: Nashville, GA | 5-star | Miami
#15 Terrance Harris [QB #5]: Miami, FL | 5-star | Miami
#16 Tyler Hector [RE #1]: La Mesa, CA | 5-star | LSU
#17 Siaki Tu'ikolovatu [CB #4]: Bradenton, FL [IMG] | 5-star | Miami
#18 Taiwan Cooper [WR #1]: Canton, NC | 5-star | Syracuse
#19 Chase Forrest [WR #2]: Columbia, MD | 5-star | Miami
#20 Jermaine Landolt [ATH #6]: Washington, MD | 5-star | Oklahoma
#21 Jimmie Gammon [FS #1]: Los Gatos, CA | 5-star | Oregon
#22 Juan Heurtelou [QB #7]: Hollywood, FL | 5-star | Alabama
#23 John Mulumba [TE #1]: Grantsville, UT | 5-star | Washington State
#24 Rashad Garnes [RE #2]: Sarasota, FL | 5-star | Miami
#25 Russ McGlinchey [OLB #2]: Mount Airy, GA | 5-star | Tennessee
#26 Rob Cummins [FS #2]: Mililani, HI [IMG] | 5-star | LSU
#27 Byron Ekanem [QB #8]: Sunnyvale, CA | 5-star | Notre Dame
#28 Tavares Fields [ROLB #2]: Hesperia, CA | 5-star | BYU
#29 Landon Hangartner [RE #3]: Sumner, WA | 5-star | Oregon
#30 Quentin Washington [LT #1]: White House, TN | 5-star | Miami
#31 Lyle Rasmussen [RT #4]: Ogden, UT | 5-star | Miami
#32 Jerry Howden [RG #1]: London, OH | 5-star | Notre Dame
Notable Florida Recruiting Commitments
#9 Cam Knox [ATH #2]: Tallahassee, FL | 5-star | Georgia
#11 Shyheim Wiggins [QB #3]: Apopka, FL | 5-star | Syracuse
#15 Terrance Harris [QB #5]: Miami, FL | 5-star | Miami
#17 Siaki Tu'ikolovatu [CB #4]: Bradenton, FL [IMG] | 5-star | Miami
#22 Juan Heurtelou [QB #7]: Hollywood, FL | 5-star | Alabama
#24 Rashad Garnes [RE #2]: Sarasota, FL | 5-star | Miami
#43 Iosefa Skura [RT #8]: Boynton Beach, FL | 4-star | Colorado
#48 Noah Bradford [LT #2]: Bradenton, FL [IMG] | 4-star | East Carolina
#52 Emmett Lokombo [LT #3]: Tampa, FL | 4-star | Florida State
#76 Ty Silva [LG #3]: Ocoee, FL | 4-star | Ohio State
#83 Romeo Ford [WR #7]: Tallahassee, FL | 4-star | Tulsa
#88 Clyde Kane [WR #8]: Naples, FL | 4-star | Alabama
#89 Clyde Mauldin [WR #9] Zephyrhills, FL | 4-star | Florida State
#93 Emeke Nwachukwu [LOLB #4]: Tallahassee, FL | 4-star | Virginia Tech
#99 Zach Hodges [LG #5]: Jacksonville, FL | 4-star | Florida State
#105 Julian O'Daniel [QB #11]: Bradenton, FL | 4-star | Alabama
#109 Jeremiah Sprinkle [LE #1]: Orlando, FL | 4-star | Miami
#111 Josh Contreras [FS #3]: Miami, FL | 4-star | Alabama
#118 Broderick Booker [HB #10]: Homestead, FL | 4-star | Miami
#120 Danny Bettis [RE #10]: Orlando, FL | 4-star | Miami
#128 Moses Droogsma [ATH #14]: Jacksonville, FL | 4-star | Virginia Tech
#138 Bobby Peters [QB #17]: Bradenton, FL | 4-star | Florida
#144 Rashawn Swift [FS #4]: Jacksonville, FL | 4-star | Florida State
#145 Jeremy Turner [LG #8]: Fort Lauderdale, FL | 4-star | Alabama
#214 Byron Smith [RT #23]: Jacksonville, FL | 4-star | Georgia Tech
#217 Terrence Boyett [ATH #7]: Jacksonville, FL | 4-star | Virginia Tech
#225 David Hajrullahu [FS #9]: Belle Glade, FL | 4-star | Alabama
#226 Pat Juszczyk [LT #6]: Orange Park, FL | 4-star | Alabama
#234 Ciante Hixon [QB #29]: Bradenton, FL | 4-star | Clemson
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by Soapy » 05 Mar 2025, 19:29
Captain Canada wrote: ↑05 Mar 2025, 15:15
Glad we back up. One of my favorite chises of all time
thanks brudda, let's pump out a few more seasons until cfb 26
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by Soapy » 06 Mar 2025, 07:43
Max North emerging as early favorite to wear the No. 1 jersey as spring practices are underway
By Will Backus, CBS College Football Writer • 4 min read
Former Miami Hurricanes receiver Davon Momah couldn't contain his smile when a reporter asked him who he thought should be next in line to wear the No. 1 jersey for Miami in 2030 after him and quarterback Keke Hagg shared the number last year, with Momah taking over following Hagg's season ending injury.
"I think Max [North] is the next guy up," Momah said last week at the NFL Scouting Combine, "He's got everything you want in a receiver and he's just a serious guy when it comes to football. He's a team first guy and he's willing to do whatever it takes to help the team and help the guys around him and I think that's what wearing that jersey is all about."
Momah was exactly that for Miami in his final year of eligibility, breaking school and ACC records on his way to becoming the program's first Heisman winner under Mario Cristobal.
While packaged differently at six-foot-six and two hundred pounds, North brings a lot of the speed and positional versatility that Momah provided with the ability to play all three receiver positions in Miami's offense.
As a freshman, North primarily operated out of the slot, catching eight touchdown passes and averaging 11.5 yards per reception. With the move to the outside last year, North became a more dynamic down the field threat, averaging 21.2 yards per reception with the ability to turn a simple crossing route into a big play.
Other potential candidates to wear the No. 1 jersey are quarterback Bernie Flowers and running back Aidan Teague. Flowers led Miami to their second consecutive national championship following Hagg's injury while Teague is the clear replacement for the graduating Deron Tryon, who won the Doak Walker Award last season.
Nick Kahn getting plenty of pro buzz after breakout campaign
Nick Kahn might have two years of eligibility remaining but its highly unlikely that he'll use them after breaking out as a redshirt freshman last year with 22 tackles for loss and twelve sacks.
Kahn is becoming a popular name at the top of the NFL mock drafts and another solid season, which all begins in the spring, could catapult him into two-and-done status.
The Ocala native will garner a lot much attention from opposing offensive coordinators and offensive line as he enters his second year as a starter. Kahn also got the benefit of playing alongside veterans Shaun Turner, Doug Bean, Dan Mintze and Rico Veasy who were heralded recruits and accomplished players in their own right.
Kahn will be the focus of attention for most offensive gameplans, alongside Iowa State transfer Kevin Francis. They are the only two players along Miami's defensive line with substantive playing experience.
Former Michigan transfer Aidan Teague was dynamic for Miami last year, averaging five yards per carry and scored twelve touchdowns for the Hurricanes
The freshmen are looking the part
The pads have yet to come on but early on, the freshmen class is getting plenty of love from Miami's coaching staff after going through winter workouts.
The standouts are running backs Sammy Ramey and Broderick Booker who look the part, especially Booker at six-foot and 230 pounds with a frame that could easily go into the 240s once he's had years in a college strength and conditioning program. The running back room is loaded with Aidan Teague and Kaseem Dalton returning, who combined for twenty touchdowns last year. Javier Torrez, another five-star, also showed flashes as a true freshman, averaging 7.5 yards per carry.
Five-star quarterback Terrance Harris might already be the most physical impressive one in the room at six-foot-four and 204 pounds with probably the most dynamic arm in the room. While the path to playing time isn't there for Harris for next season, a strong spring could help push the freshman quarterback into that QB2 role over upperclassmen like Stephen Isaacs and Jeff Beavers.
Other names that have gotten some positive buzz coming out of winter workouts are offensive tackle Jay Pierschbacher, defensive end Rashad Garnes, and defensive tackle Karl Tuten.
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by djp73 » 06 Mar 2025, 09:27
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by Soapy » 06 Mar 2025, 10:13
djp73 wrote: ↑06 Mar 2025, 09:27
good game
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