Mario Cristobal and his staff landed their second verbal commitment of the day on Sunday when four-star linebacker Noah Glover (Haymarket, VA - Battlefield) gave hs commitment to Miami Noah is the 17th verbal commitment to Miami’s 2027 class, now ranked #3 in the nation and #1 in the ACC. He chose Miami over Georgia, Notre Dame and Texas A&M, among his twenty-nine scholarship offers. Noah joins AJ Randle in Miami’s linebacker class. At 6’-1”/205, Noah is rated 92, ranked the

This week was not a good week for Miami recruiting. The Canes lost major recruiting battles in the trenches on both sides of the line of scrimmage. There’s no way to sugar coat it. The loss of OT Mark Matthews, DT David Folorunsho and DL Xavier Muhammad really hurt. Perhaps Mario Cristobal and his staff can shift to a long game strategy for the blue chip prospects but it will be a steep uphill climb. Can Miami pivot to other options? Let's examine the options at this point

Miami landed four-star 202s7 running back Ty Keys (Poplarville, MS - Poplarville) on Friday Ty is Miami’s ninth verbal commitment to the 2027 recruiting class. Among his 29 scholarships, Ty chose the Canes over Florida State and Ole Miss. At 6’-1”/190, Ty is rated 92, ranked the #14 running back and the #214 overall prospect in the 2017 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite. Miami’s recruiting class now ranks #15 in the nation, up from #18 before Keys’ pledge

After a negotiated settlement with Duke University, former Blue Devil quarterback Darian Mensah , on Tuesday, announced he is transferring to Miami. At 6’-3”/205, Darian will be Miami’s 11th incoming transfer in this cycle. He has two years of eligibility remaining after one year at Duke and two years at Tulane (one as a redshirt freshman). In 2025, Darian threw for 3,973 yards (66.8%), 34 touchdowns, with only 6 interceptions, He finished second nationally in both categori

After a drama-filled transfer process, former Duke quarterback Darian Mensah and Duke University announced a settlement agreement on Tuesday. At 6’-3”/205, Darian is now able to enroll at another school. ZIt’s been heavily rumored he will transfer to Miami. If so, he will be Miami’s 11th incoming transfer in this cycle. He has one year of eligibility remaining after one year at Duke and two years at Tulane. In 2025, Darian threw for 3,973 yards (66.8%), 34 touchdowns, with