Spring ball is officially over for the Miami Hurricanes football squad, and the team and coaches are now preparing for summer practices, and the upcoming fall camp.
Spring practice allows the team to get back on the field for the first time after a long 2025-26 season. Notably, one freshman player was turning the heads of veteran Miami players. According to many of the veteran players and coaches, freshman wide receiver Somourian Wingo was putting on a show during spring practices this offseason.
Malachi Toney was one of those guys speaking highly on the upcoming freshman. Toney didn't hold back when the media asked him which freshmen were standing out.
"Somourian Wingo. That guy's a dog. I probably shouldn't even be telling y'all this, but I just couldn't hold it. Just the way his mindset, like, undeniable. He poised. That's what I like about him," Malachi said during the Spring.
Malachi noted that he likes Wingo's mindset and that he is very poised. The freshman is already getting big time talk from one of the best wide receivers in the country, Malachi Toney.
He is currently listed as 6-foot-2, 190-pounds, he is a St. Augustine native, and was big time playmaker during high school ball racking up 827 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Wingo still has a lot to go, but he is already getting called out by veterans and coaches of the Miami Hurricanes. He will be a sneaky name in the wide receiver room to look out for this upcoming season.
Snaps ate the wide reciters position room is going to be heavily crowded. However, Wingo is one name I wouldn't sleep on heading into fall camp.
Spring practice allows the team to get back on the field for the first time after a long 2025-26 season. Notably, one freshman player was turning the heads of veteran Miami players. According to many of the veteran players and coaches, freshman wide receiver Somourian Wingo was putting on a show during spring practices this offseason.
Malachi Toney was one of those guys speaking highly on the upcoming freshman. Toney didn't hold back when the media asked him which freshmen were standing out.
"Somourian Wingo. That guy's a dog. I probably shouldn't even be telling y'all this, but I just couldn't hold it. Just the way his mindset, like, undeniable. He poised. That's what I like about him," Malachi said during the Spring.
Malachi noted that he likes Wingo's mindset and that he is very poised. The freshman is already getting big time talk from one of the best wide receivers in the country, Malachi Toney.
He is currently listed as 6-foot-2, 190-pounds, he is a St. Augustine native, and was big time playmaker during high school ball racking up 827 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Wingo still has a lot to go, but he is already getting called out by veterans and coaches of the Miami Hurricanes. He will be a sneaky name in the wide receiver room to look out for this upcoming season.
Snaps ate the wide reciters position room is going to be heavily crowded. However, Wingo is one name I wouldn't sleep on heading into fall camp.
