2028 DT Board (2028 Edition)

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Please post 2028 DT offers in this thread.

If you want visibility to all DT offers please visit the 2027 DT Board (that has all the latest outstanding offers for 2026-2028 recruits).


When the 2026 recruiting cycles complete, this OP will no longer link to the 2027 DT Board. Rather the link will be replaced by recruiting tables and updated accordingly.
 
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Nicky Arcaro visited yesterday. No UM offer at this point, but he's followed by Tucker.

 
Michael Louidort (2028) (DE/DT), 6'-4.5"/250, West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman), Was 225 lbs as a freshman.
This guy looks like DT material as he will be at least 280 out of HS. He has a nice first step. Long arms, strong hands and a strong lower body. Has a big frame for more muscle. Still quick enough to play DE in high school.


HUDL --


U has offered--https://x.com/onewaymikey223/status/2014005507627913652/photo/
 
Mililani (Hawaii) 2028 defensive lineman Trison Satele is the No. 1 recruit in the state according to the Rivals Industry Ranking, an equally weighted average that utilizes all three major recruiting services. And he’s closing in on 20 offers, with Oregon the main one to watch, with his older brother, Toa, committed there, and the two dreaming of playing together in college. Cal, Penn State and UCLA are also very much involved as is Miami, and he was born in Miami when his father played for the Dolphins. Hawaii, where his father played, is also dreaming of keeping him home while SMU has also offered him and they’ve also offered his younger brother, Tayden, a 2030 defensive lineman.
 
I believe DT will be the most important position for us in this cycle, so reupping this thread with some updates on players w/ ‘Canes connections
 
Mililani (Hawaii) 2028 defensive lineman Trison Satele is the No. 1 recruit in the state according to the Rivals Industry Ranking, an equally weighted average that utilizes all three major recruiting services. And he’s closing in on 20 offers, with Oregon the main one to watch, with his older brother, Toa, committed there, and the two dreaming of playing together in college. Cal, Penn State and UCLA are also very much involved as is Miami, and he was born in Miami when his father played for the Dolphins. Hawaii, where his father played, is also dreaming of keeping him home while SMU has also offered him and they’ve also offered his younger brother, Tayden, a 2030 defensive lineman.
Brother committed to Oregon and he was crystal balled there as well. Dad played with Jason Taylor and, his own distant cousin who started at FB, for one season; Andrew Luck and Reggie Wayne for two seasons, and Demarcus Van Dyke in Oakland.
 
CanesInSight caught up with one of the best defensive linemen in the 2028 class. Four-star defensive lineman RJ Wyms, who plays at College Park High School in The Woodlands, Texas, spoke highly of the Hurricanes program and expressed genuine interest in the coaching staff.

Per 247Sports' own rankings, Wyms is rated as a four-star prospect, checking in at No. 35 nationally, No. 6 among defensive linemen, and No. 4 in the state of Texas.

The 6-foot-1, 255-pound lineman put together a dominant sophomore season, finishing with 49 tackles, 25 tackles for loss, six sacks, three forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery.

When asked which programs are recruiting him hardest, Wyms named six schools.

"The schools recruiting me the most so far are Tennessee, UCLA, Georgia Tech, Duke, and Texas Tech," he told CanesInSight.

Despite not listing the Hurricanes among that group, Wyms made clear Miami is firmly in the picture.

"Miami currently stands in my top five," Wyms told CanesInSight. "They are one of the best programs in the nation, [and] I'm looking forward to getting to know more about the program and the school."

"I have not met Coach Cristobal yet, but [I've] been coached by Coach Lewis and Coach Taylor at camp last year," Wyms said. "Coach Lewis called to offer me. I really like both coaches, I think they can help me get better."


Wyms has expressed interest in visiting Miami in the near future, though no date has been set. For now, his focus remains closer to home.

"I hope to take a visit to Miami soon but we [have] not set a date yet," Wyms told CanesInSight. "I'm really focused on getting ready to compete for a state championship with my team."

Check out his sophomore film down below:


“I was really excited to receive an offer from Miami,” Wyms said. “I had the opportunity to be coached by Coach D Lew and Coach JT at a camp during the summer before my sophomore year, and it was great to learn from them and pick up valuable knowledge.”

“So far, I’ve had a call with members of the coaching staff, including Coach Hall and Coach D Lew,” Wyms said. “We talked about my positional versatility, my speed on the interior and edge, and how those traits fit into the defense.”

“I’ve been to Miami for camps and to visit family,” Wyms said. “I hope to have the opportunity to return for a game day during the upcoming season.”
Another blue-chipper who said he isn’t being recruited intensely by Miami yet; as i said elsewhere, it’s very, very early still.
His father played with Deion Branch (current Louisville WRs coach) and with current FSU DBs coach Blue Adams as well.

Played under defensive line coach Jethro Franklin for a year w/ the Bucs; most of his career under Lane Kiffin’s father Monte when he was DC.

Teammates with many ‘canes—Baraka Atkins, Kelly Jennings, Nate Webster, Bryant McKinnie, Phillip Buchanan and Warren Sapp —for a season or two.
 


Jamir is a teammate of Christian "CJ" Cypher and Kweli Fielder and is participating the in 1-0 Campaign for 2028 recruits on X. Was previously at Benedictine where Scroggins played.



Info about two local DTs we’ve offered in Ron’Christopher Gonzales (above, first quote) outta Chaminade and Antonio Welcher Jr outta Southridge


Kellan Hall info below
That line about Todd Stroud, along with the other quotes, confirms that we should prioritize him as the blue-chip DT for the ‘28 class.

Sidebar, it’s kinda unbelievable to know that Todd Stroud (at his size and weight) played DT for FSU in the 80s lol. He was a starter and team captain later on too.

Having old heads like Stroud, who are good dudes, in the back-office is an underrated recruiting advantage as more and more blue-chippers are sons of former college players.

Stroud was the head S&C coach when Kellan’s father was a linebacker at Memphis in the late 90s.

New ranking on 247 has him 6th in the country, 1st among DLinemen, which is a substitute for DTs.

He is now the 2nd overall player in the 247 composite
 

This kid has been racking up offers lately

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