VIP Notes: The latest on Miami's cornerback board coming out of spring football
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The cornerback board, similar to the coaching situation, appears to be fluid as things get solidified.
A name at the very top of the board is Mustang (Okla.) Top 50 talent
Gabriel Osborne Jr.. The 6-foot-2, 180-pounder, who visited this spring, was initially thought to be a prospect who best projected as a safety, but the Hurricanes are now all in on the nation's No. 25 overall prospect playing cornerback in Coral Gables. Pulling the multi-sport standout away from the Sooners may ultimately be a tough task, but Miami is pushing for the elite defensive back.
Another elite talent that Miami is playing the long game with is Long Beach (Cali.) Poly five-star
Donte Wright. The Georgia commit is exploring his options with Michigan, Miami, and Oregon pushing. The Hurricanes will continue to chop wood.
Others Miami is still involved with include Long Beach (Cali.) Poly Top247 talent
JuJu Johnson, Powder Springs (Ga.) McEachern cornerback
Nash Johnson III, and West Boca (Fla.) defensive back
Loia Valade, who recently moved to Palm Beach County from Tennessee.
Miami will prioritize watching the later Johnson, a former Alabama commit, and Valade this spring as they continue to evaluate their options.