Miami already has one committed prospect in the 2028 recruiting class -- three-star quarterback Knox Annis. He was recently on campus this past weekend participating in the Hurricanes' Legends Camp.
Annis, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound quarterback plays for Mandarin High School in Jacksonville, Florida. This past season, he led the Mustangs to a 11-2 record as a sophomore quarterback. He posted 2,203 yards (60.2%) with 22 passing touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
According to the 247Sports Recruiting Rankings, Knox currently is viewed as a three-star prospect. The site also lists Annis as the No. 485 nationally, No. 41 quarterback, and No. 62 out of Florida.
CanesInSight caught up with him after spending time with the Hurricanes' legends and participating in the camp.
What was your biggest takeaway from today’s camp?
I would say the biggest takeaway is always just learning from the coach’s and continuing to build great relationships.
How was it working with the Miami coaching staff, and did they give you any feedback?
It's always amazing working with them. They taught me a few things. Any feedback is essential for my growth.
What stood out most about Miami during your visit?
The thing that stood out the most is how all the legends took the time to come and give back to the program. The program that Miami has created is built on a family culture where players, coaches, and families support one another on and off the field.
What’s next for you in your recruiting process?
As you know, Im already to committed to Miami. For now, I plan to visit as much as possible.
Annis, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound quarterback plays for Mandarin High School in Jacksonville, Florida. This past season, he led the Mustangs to a 11-2 record as a sophomore quarterback. He posted 2,203 yards (60.2%) with 22 passing touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
According to the 247Sports Recruiting Rankings, Knox currently is viewed as a three-star prospect. The site also lists Annis as the No. 485 nationally, No. 41 quarterback, and No. 62 out of Florida.
CanesInSight caught up with him after spending time with the Hurricanes' legends and participating in the camp.
What was your biggest takeaway from today’s camp?
I would say the biggest takeaway is always just learning from the coach’s and continuing to build great relationships.
How was it working with the Miami coaching staff, and did they give you any feedback?
It's always amazing working with them. They taught me a few things. Any feedback is essential for my growth.
What stood out most about Miami during your visit?
The thing that stood out the most is how all the legends took the time to come and give back to the program. The program that Miami has created is built on a family culture where players, coaches, and families support one another on and off the field.
What’s next for you in your recruiting process?
As you know, Im already to committed to Miami. For now, I plan to visit as much as possible.
