I spoke with three-star 2028 interior offensive lineman Hunter Hill about his recruitment and where the Miami Hurricanes currently stand out of his 20 offers he has received.
Hunter Hill is a 6-foot-3, 318-pound interior offensive lineman out of Fort Valley, Georgia. He plays high school football for Peach County High School, where he led the Trojans to a 10-2 record.
Hill told CanesInSight that there are currently eight teams pursuing him the hardest: "Miami, Texas, Tennessee, Florida State, Georgia, Virginia Tech, NC State, and Georgia Tech."
Hill is starting to get to know the Hurricanes coaching staff a lot more after receiving an offer from Miami last month.
"Miami currently is one of my top schools," he added. "I'm getting to know Coach Mirabal first hand."
Miami offensive line coach Alex Mirabal was the staff member that delivered Hill the scholarship offer. Hill raved about their relationship together as their bond continues to grow.
"I haven't spoken to [Mario Cristobal] as of yet, but Coach Mirabal [has] definitely made up for it," he added. "I talk to him quite often. He's a great guy and a fiery coach that loves to teach the game. I love that in him."
Hill told CanesInSight that he plans on visiting Miami for a gameday visit. According to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, he is currently viewed as a three-star prospect. He ranks as the nation's No. 347 player, No. 22 inside offensive linemen, and No. 42 out of the Peach State.
Check out his film down below:
Hunter Hill is a 6-foot-3, 318-pound interior offensive lineman out of Fort Valley, Georgia. He plays high school football for Peach County High School, where he led the Trojans to a 10-2 record.
Hill told CanesInSight that there are currently eight teams pursuing him the hardest: "Miami, Texas, Tennessee, Florida State, Georgia, Virginia Tech, NC State, and Georgia Tech."
Hill is starting to get to know the Hurricanes coaching staff a lot more after receiving an offer from Miami last month.
"Miami currently is one of my top schools," he added. "I'm getting to know Coach Mirabal first hand."
Miami offensive line coach Alex Mirabal was the staff member that delivered Hill the scholarship offer. Hill raved about their relationship together as their bond continues to grow.
"I haven't spoken to [Mario Cristobal] as of yet, but Coach Mirabal [has] definitely made up for it," he added. "I talk to him quite often. He's a great guy and a fiery coach that loves to teach the game. I love that in him."
Hill told CanesInSight that he plans on visiting Miami for a gameday visit. According to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, he is currently viewed as a three-star prospect. He ranks as the nation's No. 347 player, No. 22 inside offensive linemen, and No. 42 out of the Peach State.
Check out his film down below: