Miami QB Commit Israel Abrams Named No. 2 QB Heading into season

Trinton Breeze
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During ACC Media Days, Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal emphasized that next season he does not plan on diving into the transfer portal to hunt down a quarterback. He likes the direction the quarterback room is heading, with Miami set to bring in one of the nation's best signal-callers in the country.

Five-star 2027 quarterback Israel Abrams will be competing for a spot next season when he steps foot inside the Carol Soffer Indoor Practice Facility. He has one more year left of high school football, where MaxPreps names him as the No. 2 quarterback heading into the season. The site ranks Alabama five-star commit Elijah Haven as the No. 1 player heading into the season.



The 6-foot-4, 195-pound quarterback will lead his Montini Catholic High School (Lombard, Ill.) one more year, to hopefully compete for another 4A Illinois state championship. This past season, he led the Broncos to a perfect 14-0 overall record while completing a total of 233 passes of his 340 (68.5%) for 4,072 yards and 40 touchdown passes. He rushed 82 times for 224 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns on the ground.

Abrams heads into his senior season as one of the most productive quarterbacks to ever come out of the state of Illinois. He has never felt what a loss feels like, boasting a 24-0 record as a starting quarterback.

According to the 247Sports Composite Recruiting Rankings, he is currently viewed as a five-star prospect. The site ranks him as the No. 33 overall player, No. 2 quarterback, and No. 2 player out of Illinois. Abrams is an elite signal-caller who can sling it all over the field. He holds a total of 24 offers from division-one programs.

As he continues his legacy at his high school, Miami can safely say that they have a solid quarterback among them for next season. He also headlines the 2027 recruiting class, as one of the best receiver, Nick Lennear, is coming in with him.

Miami is just point-blank getting a winner out of Abrams.
 

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I hope he can keep that 24-0 streak going until he gets to the NFL
 
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