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2027 WR Ah’Mari Stevens commits to Miami

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On a related note, Tucker was retweeting all of his Rivals highlights clips.
 
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He’s not super fluid or shifty, but he’s a guy who can stretch the field vertically and create once he has the ball in his hands. Stevens looked explosive going through individual drills and was natural catching the ball. Right now, he’s a speed demon who can be a dangerous piece in Miami’s offense.

 
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WR Ah'Mari Stevens (Chaminade) ran a 4.43 laser-timed forty and solidified his reputation as a field-stretcher. He has a thin frame (think Mike Harley), but with longer arms and plus hand-size. Stevens had some concentration drops in drills, but he generally caught the ball with his hands. Like the other Broward four stars, Stevens did not take many one-on-one reps.​


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Thread 'Thoughts on the Rivals Camp 2026'

I'm a big believer in the value of camps. No, it's not real football. But camps are a great opportunity to observe physical traits and competitive makeup. Everybody is gathered in one place, which allows you to compare position groups to each other, in person. It also makes it easier to compare classes over the years.

This year, I thought the offensive line group was as good as its been in a while. Defensive line looked pretty good. On the other hand, the defensive back group was as thin as it's been in years. The wide receiver group (which wasn't particularly special) outnumbered the DBs...
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Plans on visiting lots of spring practices, wants to see how they plan on using the incoming freshmen

Recruiting all the STA players behind closed doors.

 
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Appears the consensus is he won’t end up in this class. He is taking an OV to LSU this weekend. Speed demon, but we are fine with or without him and can definitely upgrade. I’d love for us to snag McFarland to replace him but I realize that’s a battle.

Gaby -
“I agree with Zach's assessment that Stevens is unlikely to end up at Miami. I haven't put him in either of my two Mock Classes this cycle.”

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Head coach Lane Kiffin and wide receivers coach George McDonald are spearheading the Tigers' pursuit of the longtime Miami pledge. LSU's history of churning out some of the best receivers in the sport is appealing to Stevens.

"They are one of the best Wide-Receiver-U's. They always produce some of the best receivers," Stevens said. "For example, Ja'Marr Chase, Justin Jefferson -- the list keeps going on. They're definitely in the top category and they're in the SEC. Being able to play in the SEC conference, that's just big, really."

Stevens begins an official visit to LSU on Wednesday with the trip lasting into Friday. He wants to get an idea for how quickly he could see the field in Baton Rouge.

"I'm just looking for if I'm the number one prospect, [to] feel like a guy that came come in there and play first year and be one of them guys they depend on -- like a Malachi Toney situation," he said. "At Miami or LSU, that's what I'm looking for."
 
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