Miami head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff are wrapping up the 2027 recruiting class and quickly shifting to the next wave of Hurricane prospects, the 2028 class. CaneReports is pleased to introduce our VERY EARLY boards, by positions, with twenty-one (21) prospects featured on the top of our boards, at this time. Enjoy, but remember there is a long journey to December, 2027 signing day. Check back often for the latest updates. GO CANES! TOP of the Boards: 2028

June 25, 2026 - The U.S. Congress is considering legislation (Protect College Sports Act) designed to bring stability and consistency to college athletics. As part of this legislation, there is a clause that will ban future conference expansion. If this clause remains, it would likely mean the next and final wave of conference realignment would happen sooner rather than later, before the law goes into affect. Therefore, CaneReports would like to get ahead of such a situation

Miami struck again Wednesday evening when 2029 quarterback CJ Cypher (Carrollton, GA - Carrollton) gave Miami his verbal commitment. At 6’-1”/195, CJ is not yet rated or ranked. That will change in the future. He is Miami’s first commitment to the 2029 recruiting class, although there’s some discussion of him reclassifying to the 2028 class. Among his 32 scholarship offers already, CJ chose Miami over such schools as Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Ohio State, Notre Dame Auburn a

Late Wednesday, Miami got some very good news on the 2028 recruiting trail when four-star offensive lineman Kweli Fielder (Carrollton, GA. - Carrollton) gave his verbal commitment to Miami and offensive line coach Alex Mirabal. At 6’-4”/310, Kweli is rated 97, ranked the #3 IOL and the #59 overall prospect in the 2029 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite. From among his 35 scholarship offers, Kweli chose Miami over Ohio State, Texas A&M, Georgia, South Carol

For years, there have been questions and rumors about the future viability of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The ACC has been battling both a financial revenue gap and internal conflicts for years. What are the options? Our GOAL: A very powerful conference in both football and basketball that brings competitive success, financial stability to member schools and the game back to our fans. In part one of our series, we examined a very real option for the many of the ACC s

Former Pacific outfielder Braeden Schnabel will be transferring to Miami. Braeden is Miami’s 10th incoming transfer and third non-pitcher transfer tis cycle. The 6’-7”/225 junior outfielder/DH, originally from Tempe (AZ), hit .378 with 18 doubles, one triple, three home runs and 29 RBIs with a 1.010 OPS in 44 games, 38 starts, last season. Welcome to the U, Braeden! Welcome to the family! GO CANES!

The NCAA Division I Cabinet approved a new five-year, age-based eligibility model on Tuesday. College athletes will now be given five years of eligibility over five seasons. The five year clock begins upon initial full-time enrollment in college or at the beginning of the academic year following their 19th birthday, whichever occurs first. The new eligibility model will eliminate red shirts and medical waivers. GO CANES!

On Friday, former South Carolina third baseman Dawson Harman announced he is transferring to Miami. Dawson hit .227 with five home runs, 21 RBIs, eight doubles, one triple, and two stolen bases with a .779 OPS in 40 starts this past season. In 2025, he hit .370 with 24 home runs and 65 RBIs as a First Team Juco All-American and the Florida Juco Player of the Year. Welcome to the U, Dawson! Welcome to the family! GO CANES!