WR coach Taylor Stubblefield has been scouring the state and the nation to find the perfect fits to close out WR recruiting in the class of 2020 and Chamberlain (FL) 3-star WR Kaleb Long was a part of Miami’s massive effort to offer more receivers about a month back.
“I had a call with my coach and that’s when he broke me the news,” Long said of his Miami offer. “I was definitely excited.”
Although he won’t be able to make it for Paradise Camp this weekend, Long is still hoping to set up a visit to campus sometime soon.
“My interest is high,” Long said of UM. “I plan on visiting this summer or early fall.”
While the Canes’ offense struggled in 2018, they cleaned house on the attacking side of the ball to get things moving in the right direction again. Long is optimistic that the new coaches Miami has brought on will be a net positive for UM going into the future.
“I know they have good coaching and I like the offense that coach (Dan) Enos is going to run there,” Long said.
Schools such as FSU, GT, UF, Iowa State, and UCF are in constant contact with the 6-5 180 pound prospect.
“I’m looking for a school with a good atmosphere, good family, and good coaching,” Long said.
As a junior at Chamberlain, Long recorded 34 catches for 455 yards and 8 TD’s in 9 games during 2018. Long is spending his offseason working to improve upon those numbers for his final season of high school ball.
“I’m trying to gain more weight and work on my route running.”
“I had a call with my coach and that’s when he broke me the news,” Long said of his Miami offer. “I was definitely excited.”
Although he won’t be able to make it for Paradise Camp this weekend, Long is still hoping to set up a visit to campus sometime soon.
“My interest is high,” Long said of UM. “I plan on visiting this summer or early fall.”
While the Canes’ offense struggled in 2018, they cleaned house on the attacking side of the ball to get things moving in the right direction again. Long is optimistic that the new coaches Miami has brought on will be a net positive for UM going into the future.
“I know they have good coaching and I like the offense that coach (Dan) Enos is going to run there,” Long said.
Schools such as FSU, GT, UF, Iowa State, and UCF are in constant contact with the 6-5 180 pound prospect.
“I’m looking for a school with a good atmosphere, good family, and good coaching,” Long said.
As a junior at Chamberlain, Long recorded 34 catches for 455 yards and 8 TD’s in 9 games during 2018. Long is spending his offseason working to improve upon those numbers for his final season of high school ball.
“I’m trying to gain more weight and work on my route running.”
