The Miami Hurricanes continue to make waves in the recruiting world, flipping four-star DT Keshawn Stancil from Clemson.



A 6-foot-4, 280-pound North Carolina native, Stancil was largely off fans' radar following his commitment to Clemson earlier this summer.

He visited Miami during the first official visit weekend (5/30-6-1) with many believing that the Hurricanes would land his commitment right then and there, myself included.

However, Clemson made a late push and sealed the deal in late June following his visit.

But the UM staff kept working hard, not satisfied with their second place finish in his recruitment, and pounced on Stancil following the Tigers poor showing this season.



He’s the 3-tech lineman defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman absolutely loves, able to just wreck the game with his high motor. Stancil gets upfield well with raw power and huge upside as he hones in his technique.

So far this season Stancil has racked up 56 tackles and four sacks, with 15 of those tackles being TFL's --- violence with his effort on the line.

Stancil becomes Miami’s 25th commit in the 2026 class, joining a defensive line room of Asharri Charles, Anthony Kennedy Jr., Tyson Bacon and Frederic Sainteus.

The Hurricanes will look to continue to build their defensive line class as they push to flip five-star Oregon commit Tank Jones and Texas A&M commit Bryce Perry-Wright alongside four-star Alabama commit Nolan Wilson.

Like Stancil, other names previously thought of as “off the table” could be back on the cards for the 'Canes with more movement to come.

 

No Sunshine. Simpson’s absence will give him an opportunity

 

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Stancil hasn’t yet cracked the Top Performers list, but he was pretty impressive during the morning session and clearly showed up more ready to play than some of his counterparts.

 

 

 

Unfortunately that we couldn't get Johnson and Stancil in the class. We have some projects that may take a couple years, but Stancil should get some time this season.

 

Unfortunately that we couldn't get Johnson and Stancil in the class. We have some projects that may take a couple years, but Stancil should get some time this season.

As long as you grab a top 10 DT every cycle, you should be in decent shape. Obviously you need more bodies at the position than that but always getting one of the premium at such a scarce position is such a plus.

 

Kid has a LOT of of potential

 

Unfortunately that we couldn't get Johnson and Stancil in the class. We have some projects that may take a couple years, but Stancil should get some time this season.

johnson is a project himself he aint play much at all his sr year. He was injured

 

https://www.canesinsight.com/thread...ruits-offers-2027-edition.207223/post-8250840

https://www.canesinsight.com/thread...ruits-offers-2027-edition.207223/post-8250837

 

johnson is a project himself he aint play much at all his sr year. He was injured

I believe we have at least two who can crack that 3 deep do this year imo

 

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https://www.canesinsight.com/thread...ruits-offers-2027-edition.207223/post-8250840

https://www.canesinsight.com/thread...ruits-offers-2027-edition.207223/post-8250837

We always have Manny recruiting here in NC that we can poach off...

 

6’4 and 285 with zero fat and he’s 18 years old. Mario is a ******* killer, man. Look at this **** kid. He looks like he’s 40 and would snap your neck because he’s bored.

A few years ago, a kid this big and talented would be counted on to be at least a rotational player. Now, this roster is so absurd, people forget this kid even exists.

Mario always says it needs to look a certain way. Well, this one does. We have an assembly line of absolute creatures on this team.