With Miami’s spring football starting this upcoming Monday, a plethora of highly rated recruits will be in attendance for unofficial visits.
Heading the star-studded lineup for the Hurricanes opening practice is 2026 five-star wideout Tristen Keys (MS), who is the No. 4 player in the class of 2026. This is his first visit as a primary target for the ’Canes who look to add a game changer in the upcoming class. Calvin Russell (FL) will also headline the opening day group, another coveted top 2026 wide receiver who Miami is pushing hard for.
Coach Mirabal will have three highly rated offensive line prospects from across the country in attendance on Monday as the Hurricanes look to maintain their O-Line prowesss. 2026 OT Ben Congdon (OH) was the first to announce his unofficial visit, also gathering interest from top schools such as Ohio State and Penn State. Miami also faces competition from Penn State for visiting 2027 OT Jimmy Kalis (PA). 2028 OT Kweli Fielder (GA) is the youngest recruit attending Monday's practice, the Georgia prospect holds offers from in-state rivals Florida and FSU.
A pair of Miami commits from South Florida will also be in attendance in the form of 2026 Linebacker Jordan Campbell and 2027 wideout Ah’mari Stevens. Both are coming off impressive high school seasons for Miami Carol City and St. Thomas Aquinas respectively.
A flip opportunity presents itself with 2026 LB Karon Maycock (FL) who’s been committed to FSU since February. Many experts believe the Miami Central prospect appears to be trending back to the hometown team.
Staying on the defensive side, new defensive back coaches Will Harris and Zac Etheridge will have plenty of intriguing secondary recruits in attendance for Monday. Among them is 2026 CB Dorian Barney (GA) who’s pre-existing relationship with the pair has allowed UM to make strides in his recruitment. Alongside Barney, 2027 CB’s Kenton Dopson and Larry Moon will make the trip down from Norland and IMG Academy to attend Monday’s opener.
2026 Safeties Danny Odom (FL) and Blake Stewart (GA) will attend Monday’s spring practice. The ’Canes face ACC competition in Stewart’s recruitment as the Georgia native holds offers from SMU and Clemson, but the coaches love his dynamic ability across all levels of the secondary.
Rounding out the visitors who hold an offer from Miami are 2026 WR Messiah Hampton (NY) and 2026 RB Javian Mallory (FL). Hampton will be part of the opening practice group following his participation in the UA Next Camp on Sunday, he’s been trending up rankings as of late and visited previously in January. Mallory will be the only running back in attendance Monday, the West Boca product is coming off a Junior season where he rushed for over 600 yards and 10 TD’s on only 67 carries.
Other names who will be in attendance include: 2026 WR’s Vahn Arzoumanian and Isaac Obrokta, 2026 CB Trell Polk, 2027 CB Kamoni Adams, 2026 Safeties Toney Forney, Zeke Marshall, Tyson Robert, and 2026 K Gavin Strange.
Heading the star-studded lineup for the Hurricanes opening practice is 2026 five-star wideout Tristen Keys (MS), who is the No. 4 player in the class of 2026. This is his first visit as a primary target for the ’Canes who look to add a game changer in the upcoming class. Calvin Russell (FL) will also headline the opening day group, another coveted top 2026 wide receiver who Miami is pushing hard for.
Coach Mirabal will have three highly rated offensive line prospects from across the country in attendance on Monday as the Hurricanes look to maintain their O-Line prowesss. 2026 OT Ben Congdon (OH) was the first to announce his unofficial visit, also gathering interest from top schools such as Ohio State and Penn State. Miami also faces competition from Penn State for visiting 2027 OT Jimmy Kalis (PA). 2028 OT Kweli Fielder (GA) is the youngest recruit attending Monday's practice, the Georgia prospect holds offers from in-state rivals Florida and FSU.
A pair of Miami commits from South Florida will also be in attendance in the form of 2026 Linebacker Jordan Campbell and 2027 wideout Ah’mari Stevens. Both are coming off impressive high school seasons for Miami Carol City and St. Thomas Aquinas respectively.
A flip opportunity presents itself with 2026 LB Karon Maycock (FL) who’s been committed to FSU since February. Many experts believe the Miami Central prospect appears to be trending back to the hometown team.
Staying on the defensive side, new defensive back coaches Will Harris and Zac Etheridge will have plenty of intriguing secondary recruits in attendance for Monday. Among them is 2026 CB Dorian Barney (GA) who’s pre-existing relationship with the pair has allowed UM to make strides in his recruitment. Alongside Barney, 2027 CB’s Kenton Dopson and Larry Moon will make the trip down from Norland and IMG Academy to attend Monday’s opener.
2026 Safeties Danny Odom (FL) and Blake Stewart (GA) will attend Monday’s spring practice. The ’Canes face ACC competition in Stewart’s recruitment as the Georgia native holds offers from SMU and Clemson, but the coaches love his dynamic ability across all levels of the secondary.
Rounding out the visitors who hold an offer from Miami are 2026 WR Messiah Hampton (NY) and 2026 RB Javian Mallory (FL). Hampton will be part of the opening practice group following his participation in the UA Next Camp on Sunday, he’s been trending up rankings as of late and visited previously in January. Mallory will be the only running back in attendance Monday, the West Boca product is coming off a Junior season where he rushed for over 600 yards and 10 TD’s on only 67 carries.
Other names who will be in attendance include: 2026 WR’s Vahn Arzoumanian and Isaac Obrokta, 2026 CB Trell Polk, 2027 CB Kamoni Adams, 2026 Safeties Toney Forney, Zeke Marshall, Tyson Robert, and 2026 K Gavin Strange.
