WR Somourian Wingo commits to Miami

DMoney

Jul 17, 2025 1 min read

The Canes regained some momentum with the commitment of four-star WR Somourian Wingo.

The 6’2, 180-pound St. Augustine native chose the Canes over Florida, South Carolina and Alabama.

As a junior, Wingo caught 65 passes for 1,040 yards (16.8 YPC) and 12 TDs and led a St. Augustine team that went 11-2 and made the semifinals of Florida’s 4A playoffs.

Wingo is a multisport athlete, averaging 16.6 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 3.1 spg and 2.5 apg and a 53.19 in the 400M on the track.

Shannon Dawson and Kevin Beard have been leading the charge on the Wingo evaluation, as they value his ability to play outside and inside. He performed very well in front of the coaches at a July 2024 Miami camp, where he competed alongside Malachi Toney, Jaime Ffrench, Nick Lennear, Calvin Russell, Jayden Petit and others.

Wingo joins Vance Spafford and Tyran Evans in Miami’s WR class.

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CaneLife93

Jul 17, 2025

so is he 6'1, 6'2, or 6'3? Every inch matters

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mirvin88

Jul 17, 2025

PRcane787 said:
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Welcome to the U!! Ball out kid

Cribby

Jul 17, 2025

CaneLife93 said:
so is he 6'1, 6'2, or 6'3? Every inch matters

He’s not 6’3 , you can believe that lol.

TOcane

Jul 17, 2025

cway313 said:
So to be clear, don't give opinions unless they are positive and similar to everyone else's. Discouraging others from giving opinions while offering none of your own is great for the commitment page.

Not the point but arguing with you is not what I'm going to spend my time on.

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Cane30

Jul 17, 2025

Combo said:
Add another quality DT or two and I would agree with you.

This is a really good class. Right now, like last year, it just doesn't have them couple of elite recruits they wanted, except Cantwell.
Back to Wingo, he isn't the fastest, but what he is good at is 50/50 balls, he has length and he is hard to tackle. I like that they mentioned his work ethic at the ceremony. I personally wanted him and I am glad we got him. This program has a bunch of hard working players that it hasn't had in so long, evals. Welcome to the

. Go get Keys!

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aleahy

Jul 17, 2025

No issues taking a 6-2 or so WR who plays physical, has good hands, and can win contested balls. Is he going to become a starting caliber player? Who knows. But, he has good talent.

Miami, UF, S Carolina were battling. I’ll take it all day.

hoops156

Jul 17, 2025

TheOriginalCane said:
So?

When does a "higher offer" become "overpaying"?

Can't we save this **** for later and just be happy that we just got a Top 175 player? Of course not.

exactly. who cares what the offer is. if its the highest offer, so be it. we paid up and got the guy which is the point of recruiting. you stack talent by any means necessary.

TheOriginalCane

Jul 17, 2025

hoops156 said:
exactly. who cares what the offer is. if its the highest offer, so be it. we paid up and got the guy which is the point of recruiting. you stack talent by any means necessary.

I've never seen so many guys so worried about safeguarding someone else's money.

Strange.

Damiencane86

Jul 17, 2025

Solid get and beating the Gaytes is always cause for celebration

TheOriginalCane

Jul 17, 2025

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MiamiFanDan

Jul 17, 2025

Curious of those in the know: are we really drastically over paying for recruits? If so, we talking a lot (i.e., 10% more, 20% more, 30%)?

I’m happy if it’s the truth. It’s a good thing.

Any insight would be cool.