A decision is anticipated in the near future.
Miami has been setting the pace in Ayangbile’s recruitment ever since his first visit out to campus earlier this spring.
“There was very little downside to that visit. They’re coming in strong in my recruitment and that could ultimately be the place for me right now. It definitely would be a place I can thrive,” Ayangbile said. “Miami, there were very few things I saw that would make me question the school. I know what they do on the D-line and how they develop players, without question.” “There are plenty of opportunities there, I love the people and the campus, and I have a good connection with several of the players, he continued. “Every last one of the coaches, they’re great people I can genuinely be myself around and who’ll embrace me as a player and person. Coach Lewis went in-home with me and recently came down to talk to me. He told me that I play like a Hurricane, I move like a Hurricane, I act like a Hurricane … That’s an excellent group of players and coaches. I love the way they’ve embraced me and how Coach Cristobal texts me everyday. They’re chasing greatness and it’s awesome.”