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“Players got bigger”?

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Allabouttheu95 said:
Someone needs to take x’s keyboard from him. Love caneville and footballville. Great insightful interviews. But his tweeting and predictions have been flat out awful since he’s became known
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And they always feel the need to put anything they know (or think they know) out right away . Not always beneficial to the team
 
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AllbouttheU said:


anyone know what it says?
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Miami has hosted a number of recruits on their campus over the course of June, which has really given the staff a chance to evaluate a multitude of talents in person and make some essential in-person evaluations.

After four official visit weekends, a bunch of on-campus camps, a pair of cookouts and a loaded Paradise Camp, Miami has a better idea of what they're looking for as they look to build the Class of 2022.

Over the month, Miami picked up a pair of commitments in Top247 cornerback Khamauri Rogers and wide receiver Landon Ibieta, giving them three pledges in the class to go along with four-star quarterback Jacurri Brown.



With a busy month of June in the books, we thought it was time to take a crack at another Mock Class. You can check it out below.
The Class
QB Jacurri Brown
WR Landon Ibieta
WR Jayden Gibson - Miami wants to add length and size at wide receiver and that’s why they’re all in on the 6-foot-6, 185-pounder. Florida is viewed as the primary competitor and the Gators hold the 247Sports Crystal Ball lead, but people in Coral Gables are confident that they are firmly in the picture.
TE TBD - Miami plans to grind it out with both Kaden Helms and Jaleel Skinner at the tight end position, but it’s difficult to project either in the class at this stage. Both guys have come on official visits, but Oklahoma, Arizona State and UNC are also pushing for Helms and Skinner will have Alabama, Florida, Texas, Clemson, Florida State and UM fighting for his services.
OL Falentha Carswell - The Sandersville (Ga.) Washington County native really impressed Garin Justice and the rest of Miami’s offensive staff during his official visit. The 6-foot-7, 275-pounder is green, but the Hurricanes like his upside due to his basketball background.
OL Malik Agbo - Miami is one of the programs standing out most to the Seattle metro area lineman, who also has Oklahoma, LSU, Oregon and Washington in the mix. Agbo is already working on setting up another visit to Miami for a game at Hard Rock Stadium.
OL Jacob Hood - The Nashville native drew Bryant McKinnie comparisons from people in Coral Gables after getting eyes on him over the weekend. Miami is right in the thick of the recruitment with Georgia being some of the main competition. Auburn, LSU, Florida, Michigan and Michigan State are others he mentioned to InsideTheU on Sunday.
DL Shemar Stewart - The 247Sports Crystal Ball has swung in Miami’s favor this month and that’s based on the fact that the five-star Dade County native made at least five trips to Coral Gables this month.
DL Nyjalik Kelly - The former Florida State commit was around Coral Gables frequently early in the month. He was the last recruit to leave the Hurricanes ‘First Day Out’ cookout on June 1 and made a second return for an unofficial visit a couple of weeks later. Kelly has taken official visits to LSU, Indiana and Oregon this month.
DL Zane Durant - The 247Sports Crystal Ball began trending towards Miami for Durant this weekend leading into his Independence Day decision. Indiana and Penn State are two of the other finalists for the Orlando native.
DL Daniel Lyons - Miami pairing Durant with Lyons would be a solid haul to round out the defensive line. The Homestead native has been on Miami’s campus on three different occasions this month.
LB Wesley Bissainthe - The Miami Central product has been hot on Miami’s radar since his sophomore year. The ‘backer has been in Coral Gables four times this month, including for Paradise Camp on Saturday.
LB DeMario Tolan - Tolan and Bissainthe were seen spending time together this weekend at Paradise. That was after conversations with both Calais Campbell and Jon Beason. A commitment is coming on July 8 on the heels of his official visit to Miami. The Hurricanes are in a good spot, but they will have to battle out Clemson and LSU
CB Khamauri Rogers
CB Trequon Fegans - Landing a second Top100 talent at cornerback would be huge for DeMarcus Van Dyke. Fegans took an official visit to Miami the first weekend of June and sources have indicated that the Hurricanes are a very real contender. Alabama and Nick Saban are involved, as are Georgia and South Carolina.
CB Chris Graves - A commitment coming on July 9 could come with good news for the Hurricanes, who are looking to stack talent at the position this cycle. LSU and South Carolina are others involved, but Miami is the heavy Crystal Ball favorite.
CB Ja'Cari Henderson - People in Coral Gables are very high on Henderson and his elite athleticism. Miami brought both Henderson and his twin brother in for an official visit this month and is one of the only programs to get the two on campus multiple times this summer.
S Demari Henderson - Miami feels like the other Henderson twin, who was a key piece in the defense for Sanford Seminole, who won the 8A state championship last fall, could play at Miami. Both brothers are also drawing D1 basketball interest.
S/Striker Nick Cull - The Southwest Georgia native had a strong official visit to Miami, which led to a string of Crystal Ball’s in favor of the Hurricanes. A commitment is coming on July 12, which could benefit the Hurricanes.

What It Means For Miami
This 18 man class would finish with a score of 252.27, which would have given Manny Diaz & Co. the No. 15 class in 2021, No. 18 in 2020, No. 17 in 2019 and No. 17 in 2018. It would also give the Hurricanes five more spots to use in the transfer portal, which is important given how successful the program has been in it.
This class also includes a bunch of the Hurricanes top targets, especially on the defensive side with five-star defensive lineman Shemar Stewart and Top247 defensive lineman Nyjalik Kelly, Top247 linebacker Wesley Bissainthe, and the cornerbacks in Khamauri Rogers and Trequon Fegans.

This class would also include guys the Hurricanes have been able to evaluate and may be higher on than the industry, such as offensive linemen Falentha Carswell and Jacob Hood, and defensive backs Ja'Cari and Demari Henderson.
It would be a solid haul for the Hurricanes and a strong class to stack on top of their No. 11 ranked class from the Class of 2021.
 
From Manny Navarro in his Athletic article today- Canes feel very good about Cull, Graves and Durant. They believe they are in it for Spells, Horton, and Leyton but not likely to land any of them.


Of those blue chip guys looking to sign closer to ESD, Navarro says the staff feels good about Shemar Stewart and Nyjalik Kelly.

Navarro says the staff has a good relationship with MJJ and like Anthony Lucas, know they need to put a good season together on the field to be in serious contention .
 
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Hoyacane1620 said:
From Manny Navarro in his Athletic article today- Canes feel very good about Cull, Graves and Durant. They believe they are in it for Spells, Horton, and Leyton but not likely to land any of them.


Of those blue chip guys looking to sign closer to ESD, Navarro says the staff feels good about Shemar Stewart and Nyjalik Kelly.

Navarro says the staff has a good relationship with MJJ and like Anthony Lucas, know they need to put a good season together on the field to be in serious contention .
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That DL class might get filthy in a hurry!!
 
I only count 2/3 legitmate committs from this list. Horton i really want but graves and durant as of now are only relaistc commits.
 
Gru said:
Miami has hosted a number of recruits on their campus over the course of June, which has really given the staff a chance to evaluate a multitude of talents in person and make some essential in-person evaluations.

After four official visit weekends, a bunch of on-campus camps, a pair of cookouts and a loaded Paradise Camp, Miami has a better idea of what they're looking for as they look to build the Class of 2022.

Over the month, Miami picked up a pair of commitments in Top247 cornerback Khamauri Rogers and wide receiver Landon Ibieta, giving them three pledges in the class to go along with four-star quarterback Jacurri Brown.



With a busy month of June in the books, we thought it was time to take a crack at another Mock Class. You can check it out below.
The Class
QB Jacurri Brown
WR Landon Ibieta
WR Jayden Gibson - Miami wants to add length and size at wide receiver and that’s why they’re all in on the 6-foot-6, 185-pounder. Florida is viewed as the primary competitor and the Gators hold the 247Sports Crystal Ball lead, but people in Coral Gables are confident that they are firmly in the picture.
TE TBD - Miami plans to grind it out with both Kaden Helms and Jaleel Skinner at the tight end position, but it’s difficult to project either in the class at this stage. Both guys have come on official visits, but Oklahoma, Arizona State and UNC are also pushing for Helms and Skinner will have Alabama, Florida, Texas, Clemson, Florida State and UM fighting for his services.
OL Falentha Carswell - The Sandersville (Ga.) Washington County native really impressed Garin Justice and the rest of Miami’s offensive staff during his official visit. The 6-foot-7, 275-pounder is green, but the Hurricanes like his upside due to his basketball background.
OL Malik Agbo - Miami is one of the programs standing out most to the Seattle metro area lineman, who also has Oklahoma, LSU, Oregon and Washington in the mix. Agbo is already working on setting up another visit to Miami for a game at Hard Rock Stadium.
OL Jacob Hood - The Nashville native drew Bryant McKinnie comparisons from people in Coral Gables after getting eyes on him over the weekend. Miami is right in the thick of the recruitment with Georgia being some of the main competition. Auburn, LSU, Florida, Michigan and Michigan State are others he mentioned to InsideTheU on Sunday.
DL Shemar Stewart - The 247Sports Crystal Ball has swung in Miami’s favor this month and that’s based on the fact that the five-star Dade County native made at least five trips to Coral Gables this month.
DL Nyjalik Kelly - The former Florida State commit was around Coral Gables frequently early in the month. He was the last recruit to leave the Hurricanes ‘First Day Out’ cookout on June 1 and made a second return for an unofficial visit a couple of weeks later. Kelly has taken official visits to LSU, Indiana and Oregon this month.
DL Zane Durant - The 247Sports Crystal Ball began trending towards Miami for Durant this weekend leading into his Independence Day decision. Indiana and Penn State are two of the other finalists for the Orlando native.
DL Daniel Lyons - Miami pairing Durant with Lyons would be a solid haul to round out the defensive line. The Homestead native has been on Miami’s campus on three different occasions this month.
LB Wesley Bissainthe - The Miami Central product has been hot on Miami’s radar since his sophomore year. The ‘backer has been in Coral Gables four times this month, including for Paradise Camp on Saturday.
LB DeMario Tolan - Tolan and Bissainthe were seen spending time together this weekend at Paradise. That was after conversations with both Calais Campbell and Jon Beason. A commitment is coming on July 8 on the heels of his official visit to Miami. The Hurricanes are in a good spot, but they will have to battle out Clemson and LSU
CB Khamauri Rogers
CB Trequon Fegans - Landing a second Top100 talent at cornerback would be huge for DeMarcus Van Dyke. Fegans took an official visit to Miami the first weekend of June and sources have indicated that the Hurricanes are a very real contender. Alabama and Nick Saban are involved, as are Georgia and South Carolina.
CB Chris Graves - A commitment coming on July 9 could come with good news for the Hurricanes, who are looking to stack talent at the position this cycle. LSU and South Carolina are others involved, but Miami is the heavy Crystal Ball favorite.
CB Ja'Cari Henderson - People in Coral Gables are very high on Henderson and his elite athleticism. Miami brought both Henderson and his twin brother in for an official visit this month and is one of the only programs to get the two on campus multiple times this summer.
S Demari Henderson - Miami feels like the other Henderson twin, who was a key piece in the defense for Sanford Seminole, who won the 8A state championship last fall, could play at Miami. Both brothers are also drawing D1 basketball interest.
S/Striker Nick Cull - The Southwest Georgia native had a strong official visit to Miami, which led to a string of Crystal Ball’s in favor of the Hurricanes. A commitment is coming on July 12, which could benefit the Hurricanes.

What It Means For Miami
This 18 man class would finish with a score of 252.27, which would have given Manny Diaz & Co. the No. 15 class in 2021, No. 18 in 2020, No. 17 in 2019 and No. 17 in 2018. It would also give the Hurricanes five more spots to use in the transfer portal, which is important given how successful the program has been in it.
This class also includes a bunch of the Hurricanes top targets, especially on the defensive side with five-star defensive lineman Shemar Stewart and Top247 defensive lineman Nyjalik Kelly, Top247 linebacker Wesley Bissainthe, and the cornerbacks in Khamauri Rogers and Trequon Fegans.

This class would also include guys the Hurricanes have been able to evaluate and may be higher on than the industry, such as offensive linemen Falentha Carswell and Jacob Hood, and defensive backs Ja'Cari and Demari Henderson.
It would be a solid haul for the Hurricanes and a strong class to stack on top of their No. 11 ranked class from the Class of 2021.
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This is the Lord's work right here.
 
Hoyacane1620 said:
From Manny Navarro in his Athletic article today- Canes feel very good about Cull, Graves and Durant. They believe they are in it for Spells, Horton, and Leyton but not likely to land any of them.


Of those blue chip guys looking to sign closer to ESD, Navarro says the staff feels good about Shemar Stewart and Nyjalik Kelly.

Navarro says the staff has a good relationship with MJJ and like Anthony Lucas, know they need to put a good season together on the field to be in serious contention .
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How many DE's has Diaz put into the 1st around at this point? That's a natural place for us to stack talent, and even underrated guys (Rousseau) have benefited. I'm not interested in the recruiting game but feel very good about both Stewart and Kelly, which would be a very solid DE haul at a position no star exists, right now.
 
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CashMoneyCane said:
How many DE's has Diaz put into the 1st around at this point? That's a natural place for us to stack talent, and even underrated guys (Rousseau) have benefited. I'm not interested in the recruiting game but feel very good about both Steward and Kelly, which would be a very solid DE haul at a position no star exists, right now.
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e have some studs already on the roster that will get drafted as well cant forget that
 
Solid class, now imagine Singletary and Kimari replacing the Henderson twins (athletic as ****), but don't have the skill set of the Jaheim or Kimari, plus Lucas. Long shot, but semi realistic longshot.

Best D class in nation, bar none. Give me Skinner too
 
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