Five-Star DE Jaiden Bryant Flips to Miami Hurricanes

DMoney
DMoney
2 min read

Comments (778)

Lane Kiffin! Das 4 runnin yo mouf like a Hoe! Das 4 ur mouf ***** ( DA BIGGEST PAUSE EVA)! I knew somebody was gon stop dat **** he was doin!
Mario da next time he see Lane Kiffin & the next time Kiffin open his mouth about The “U” again…





Scott Hall Wrestling GIF by WWE
 
Last edited:
We tried to tell everyone that once pay was over the table instead of under the table, UM and a few other programs would have the advantage. Our billionaire boosters were never going to hand out $20,000 duffel bags. But once NIL provided a legitimate avenue, those same boosters could do so much more than duffel bags of cash.

What we could not have definitively known was that UM would hire the right coach to also take advantage of NIL and UM’s resources. Mario and the refocused administration have put it all together and created a football machine.
It’s everything. The HC and the NIL.
 
This news makes me not even care about my 4 hour flight delay coming back from NY.
 
I think Mario actually takes more pleasure from flipping a recruit than just recruiting one. It’s almost like he most appreciates not only making UM better but also taking from his opponents, which he sees as every football program in America.

as the modern day philosopher, Kimfucious say: Money earned is better, money earned by stealing -- is even better."
 
Jaiden Bryant is a Miami Hurricane.

The 6'4, 245 five-star DE from Columbia, South Carolina officially flipped from LSU to the Canes on Wednesday night. He is the #20 overall player in America, but as I wrote three months ago on the Bank, the staff has long valued Bryant as a top-of-the-board player:



Bryant was South Carolina's Co-Defensive Player of the Year, finishing his junior season with 79 tackles (23 TFL), 11 sacks, 6 FR and 1 INT. His Irmo team went 12-2 and made South Carolina’s Class AAAAA Division 2 title game.



On the track, he holds a PR of 52'1 in the shotput and also throws discus and javelin. His power has been compared to Rueben Bain, and he also has the athleticism to play offense.

Bryant visited this past weekend and told CanesInSight's Sebastian Font, “it's definitely heavy knowing Miami got two first rounders with the same coach [Jason Taylor], that’s a key piece to my recruitment.” He also praised DC Corey Hetherman: “I love the scheme — vertical upfield, my type of playstyle, my type of defense. I definitely love it.”



Bryant is Miami's 18th commit in the 2027 and its fourth five-star commit.

@Dwinstitles …it’s a wrap, hermano. Tremendous get for the good guys.
 
Back
Top