On Monday morning, Miami Hurricanes defensive line coach Damione Lewis and the staff extended an offer out to Miami Central edge rusher Solomon Efunbajo.



Originally from Canada, the 6-foot-3, 240-pound prospect will play his senior season at Miami Central High School. Before transitioning to American football, Efunbajo played at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute in Canada. After he arrived in America, he transferred to St. Thomas More in Connecticut before moving to Miami.

Solomon currently holds a total of seven offers: Miami, Southern Miss, Miami (OH), Sacramento State, Samford, Western Kentucky, Fordham, and Mercer.

According to the 247Sports Recruiting Rankings, he is currently unranked heading into his senior season. However, that may change in the future.

Check out his film down below:

 

I guess I can keep telling myself Jared verse was also unranked as a senior in hs

 

Love it. Short video, but looks to have good physical tools. Not everyone’s going to be a 5 star.

 

I guess I can keep telling myself Jared verse was also unranked as a senior in hs

If this were Manny Diaz's or Al Golden's eval, I'd be right there with you with the snarky comments, but I think Mario and Co. have earned a pretty long leash with who they think deserve offers (not all offers are commitable as well).

 

I guess I can keep telling myself Jared verse was also unranked as a senior in hs

We've "offered" a lot of kids that can't commit at the moment, and may not ever be able to…We have no idea yet if this is commitable.

You whine way too much.

 

If JT wants him he must have serous potential . Yeah he just put two in the first round and. More to come .

 

We've "offered" a lot of kids that can't commit at the moment, and may not ever be able to…We have no idea yet if this is commitable.

You whine way too much.

Understatement of the century

 

Senior evals matter most, provided the evaluators know what they're doing. Ours do. This isn't a Larry Hope or Nate Dortch being offered at Al Golden's camp process. And to Skeeter's point, we don't even know if the offer is committable. Coaches know what they're doing.