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2027 Key Recruit Official Visit & Commitment Dates [2027 Football version]

These don't appear to be RPMs but current leanings

Quentin Burrell -> Michigan

I’m giving Michigan the edge to land his commitment.


Dakota Guerrant -> Oregon

I still feel good about the Ducks winning out here but Michigan (and others) will continue pushing until ink hits paper.

David Folorunsho -> Miami

The No. 9 player in the Rivals300 has skyrocketed up recruiting boards and our rankings. He visits a new big-time school weekly. ...... Notre Dame has the perceived lead right now. Texas Tech has received a prediction for him. But I’m calling my shot for Miami to pull another pass rusher from Chicago to South Beach.

Myson Johnson-Cook -> Miami

The Hurricanes have stayed on the gas. Auburn and Kentucky are trying to push but I don’t see anyone overcoming Miami at this point.

Monshun “Showtime” Sales -> Bama

Alabama is still where I’d predict right now. But the gap is being closed by Texas quickly.


 
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Mark Matthews

coming out of this trip. Miami still sets the standard, but this race is tightening quickly.

Joshua Dobson

South Carolina and Texas A&M sit in the next tier, while Miami remains one to watch, but LSU continues to check key boxes.

Jaxon Dollar

Notre Dame and Miami round out the top group, but Georgia carries momentum heading into what could be a near-term commitment.


Oluwasemilore Olubobola

Aggies out front for New Jersey offensive tackle Oluwasemilore Olubobola, with Miami, Nebraska, Florida, Notre Dame and Ole Miss all working to close the gap.

Kaden Henderson

This is trending toward a Miami–Texas A&M battle. The Hurricanes have made a big push and have positioned themselves as a true contender, if not the team to beat

Jaiden "Boog" Byrant

the latest recruiting intel is that this is not locked down. Miami and Texas A&M are still in this. South Carolina is a local school that will not go away.

Eric McFarland III

Texas A&M leads.....with Ohio State, Miami and USC in pursuit.


Aroson "AJ" Randle Jr

Miami holds a slight edge over Florida


Jarrell Chandler

Miami has entered the race.........adding intrigue to a group that includes Tennessee, Georgia and Ole Miss

 
Mark Matthews

I still think Miami will win out in the end, but I haven’t made a Rivals Prediction here yet.


David Folorunsho

Miami really, really values Folorunsho and is in a great spot going into the summer.

David "DJ" Jacobs

Miami should be a threat here until the end of the cycle.

Donte' Wright

this one will likely come down to official visits. Miami is working to land an elite corner, and Wright is at the very top of the board.

Joshua Dobson

I would still favor LSU in this race.
 
Ezekiel Ayangbile

Ayangbile made a nice jump in this update, moving up 41 spots to No. 148 overall nationally. Miami impressed him on his visit this month and will get him back for a summer OV.

Donte' Wright

Wright moved up seven spots to the No. 14 overall

Andre Hyppolite

It was only a matter of time before the recruiting services started to jump on the Hyppolite bandwagon........Hyppolite was one of the biggest rankings risers in the country, going from a three-star recruit to the No. 105 overall prospect nationally.

Myson Johnson-Cook

I was expecting Johnson-Cook to get closer to five-star territory in this update. Instead, he fell four spots to No. 63 nationally. 247 has him even lower at No. 74..... I think Johnson-Cook belongs in the same tier as the elite two this cycle — Kemon Spell and David Gabriel Georges. It’s rare to find 10.3 speed across the board.

Anthony Cartwright III

All three have him outside of the Top 300 now that Rivals dropped him from No. 280 to a low four-star prospect..........There is a reason Miami has made Cartwright a top target at the position this cycle.

Jaylyn Jones
If you would have asked me which Miami commit would get a bump in this update, I would have bet on Jones.......... Jones is now listed as a three-star recruit. Rivals is lower on him than both 247 and ESPN. I just don’t get it here............I was really disappointed with this ranking.

 
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Kaden Henderson

Miami and Texas A&M have become quite the recruiting rivals this cycle......the race remains very, very tight going into official visits...........That whole staff loves me. They want me to stay in-state. My parents would probably love that, too

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There was uncertainty about whether Miami could win. This past year really proved that they could win at a high level.” Miami is also getting a boost from players like DeAnthony Lafayette and Jaelen Waters. Both have been actively recruiting him to Coral Gables.

Bode Sparrow

Oklahoma and Oregon seem to have the buzz here, but Miami did leave a strong impression.

Brennen Lacey

enjoyed his time at Miami’s spring game over the weekend and was very impressed with the way the team look[ed]..........has not set up an official visit just yet, but the Hurricanes are definitely in the running to receive one. Florida, Notre Dame and Ohio State are some other major contenders.

Josh Johnson

Missouri and Stanford both offered Johnson over the last week, but my concern level is low.

Chris Whitehead

It doesn’t appear that there will be much movement here.

 
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