The Miami Hurricanes have added another top Transfer Portal target to their visitors list. Michigan State standout defensive tackle Derrick Harmon will take an official visit to Miami early next week. Harmon will join MSU teammate Simeon Barrow. Miami will likely pitch the idea of them reuniting in Coral Gables for next season. Barrow and Harmon were both starters in the interior of the MSU defensive line. Harmon stands 6-5 and 320 pounds. He has two years of eligibility remaining. He and Barrow will visit starting Monday of next week.  Over the weekend, the Hurricanes will be hosting run ..read more

The Miami Hurricanes have locked in an official visit with top defensive tackle target Simeon Barrow. The senior transfer from Michigan State will be at The U on Monday through Wednesday for a multi-day OV. LSU has had most of the momentum for Barrow. Can Miami change the narrative? The Hurricanes recently lost veteran DT Jared Harrison-Hunte to the portal. How much will he be missed? How ready are the rest of Miami’s defensive tackles to step up this season? Can 5-Star signee Justin Scott make an immediate impact? Host Alex Donno sits down with South Florida high school football expert Larry ..read more

The Miami Hurricanes will have multiple Transfer Portal targets on campus this weekend for official visits. The Hurricanes will be hosting Oregon State running back Damien Martinez. Miami is also reportedly set to host WR Sam Brown from Houston, CB Dyoni Hill from Marshall, and LB Jaylin Alderman from Louisville. Can the Hurricanes make headway with defensive linemen as well? Miami is in the mix for Michigan State DT Simeon Barrow. His teammate, DT Derrick Harmon, has also entered the portal.  Host Alex Donno chats with Brad Tejeda from Canes Insight about Miami’s portal targets. Andrew I ..read more

The Miami Hurricanes have lost defensive tackle Jared Harrison-Hunte and defensive end Jayden Wayne to the transfer portal. How will this impact the 2024 season? Harrison-Hunte appeared in all 13 games last season and appeared to be on track for a prominent rotational role and possible starting spot this season. He’s a player with a very high floor even if he doesn’t necessarily have an NFL future. Will Miami have enough to fill his spot or does this put more pressure on to make a portal addition? Jayden Wayne, meanwhile, had likely been passed on Miami’s depth chart by players like Malik Brya ..read more

The College Football Transfer Portal has been open for a week but Miami is yet to land a new commitment. Will this be a decisive week for the Hurricanes when it comes to their top transfer targets? The Hurricanes will be hosting top running back Damien Martinez and cornerback Dyoni Hill this weekend. Martinez has cancelled his scheduled visit to Kentucky this week, and Pete Nakos from On3 has predicted Martinez to choose Miami. Miami is also working on setting up a visit with top available wide receiver Sam Brown from Houston. The Hurricanes have also been interested in defensive tackles Simeo ..read more

Arizona State wide receiver Elijhah Badger will become a Transfer Portal target for the Miami Hurricanes, according to CaneSport On3. Badger has been the Sun Devils’ leading receiver for each of the past two seasons and decided on Saturday night to officially enter the portal with a season of eligibility left. He hauled in 65 receptions for 713 yards and 3 touchdowns last season. Miami also appears interested in Houston transfer WR Sam Brown who put up similar numbers last year.  Host Alex Donno discusses Badger’s potential impact and why his special teams prowess makes him extra interest ..read more

New Miami Hurricanes defensive linemen Armondo Blount, Elijah Alston and Cole McConathy are chomping at the bit to start the 2024 season. The Hurricanes just finished up an encouraging month of spring practices and expectations are rising for Mario Cristobal’s team. Blount, Alston and McConathy sit down with host Alex Donno to break down their first spring with the Hurricanes.  Blount enrolled early out of Miami Central. He talked about Rueben Bain being a role model and mentor and what it means to represent his community at the college level. Alston explains why he chose Miami and mentio ..read more

How many starters will the Miami Hurricanes add to their football team during the spring Transfer Portal window? Miami is going to be both aggressive and selective with the players they add. The Hurricanes are trending well with Oregon State running back Damien Martinez. If Miami can seal the deal there, he would more than likely be the starter. The Hurricanes could be in the market for starting caliber players at cornerback, safety, and defensive line. Miami might try to add a wide receiver but only if someone becomes available who could make the impact that Charleston Rambo did in Coral Gabl ..read more

The Miami Hurricanes are making progress with top transfer portal running back Damien Martinez. Not only do the Hurricanes have an official visit scheduled in late April, but news broke on Wednesday that the Hurricanes will be going in home with Martinez on Wednesday night. Other targets at positions of need are emerging. Can Mario Cristobal get Martinez and others over the finish line? Host Alex Donno and guest Brad Tejeda from Canes Insight discuss Miami’s transfer portal situation. Will the Hurricanes enter fall camp with a stronger team than they one they had during spring football? Join o ..read more

The Miami Hurricanes are considered “the team to watch” right now for Transfer Portal running back Damien Martinez, according to Pete Nakos from On3. Martinez is a big, durable featured running back who rushed for 1,185 yards and 9 touchdowns with Oregon State last season. He averages 6.1 yards per carry. The Hurricanes are believed to be in the market for a featured back and Martinez fits that profile better than anyone available. He will be making an official visit to Miami on April 25th - 27th after a whirlwind tour with other visits to Arizona, Mississippi State, Tennessee, and Kentucky.&n ..read more