For the Miami Hurricanes, the Transfer Portal gives and takes away.  According to 247's Gaby Urrutia, Miami running back Henry Parrish, Jr. will enter the Transfer Portal. If Parrish's transfer comes to fruition, it's a tough loss for Miami's running back room. According to CFB Stats, here are Parrish's 2023 rushing statistics: 100 attempts, 625 yards, 6.3 average, and 6 touchdowns. The 5-foot-10 and 190-pound running back would also leave a running back room in transition. Rising sophomore Mark Fletcher, Jr. is healing from a Lisfranc injury, which is quite complicated. Here's the defini ..read more

Miami's pro day gave the media and fans a glimpse of former Hurricanes preparing for the NFL Draft. Below are some of the Canes' 40-yard dash videos followed by the five best times. First, here's safety Kamren Kinchens running his 40-yard dash: Kam Kinchens running the 40 pic.twitter.com/oZSacvXKn5 — Locked On Canes (@LockedOnCanes) March 18, 2024 Next, it's wide receiver Tyler Harrell blazing down the turf during his 40: Tyler Harrell running the 40 pic.twitter.com/jv635gzRSX — Locked On Canes (@LockedOnCanes) March 18, 2024 Linebacker K.J. Cloyd's 40 is up next: KJ Cloyd ru ..read more

In his one season at center for the Miami Hurricanes, Matt Lee earned a top four pass-blocking grade in America.  Pro Football Focus graded the former UCF Knight at an elite 89.1 in that category. Lee is headed to the NFL. So is Miami's starting left guard Javion Cohen, who also had a tremendous 2023 season in Coral Gables. Will the Hurricanes be able to fill their shoes and build a cohesive offensive line in 2024? "They're gonna be good," said Lee. "And that starts with (OL Coach Alex) Mirabal. He's gonna have his guys prepared to go, and I know that for a fact. You've got (starting lef ..read more

The University of Miami coaching staff is recruiting at a high level out-of-state and in-state. 6-foot-6, 300-pound offensive lineman Jaden Wilkerson hails from Edgewater (Fla.) High School. He spoke with AllHurricanes on the latest in his recruitment. "Miami is near the top of my recruitment along with Syracuse and Central Florida," said Wilkerson. The mammoth offensive lineman went more in-depth about why those three schools stand out. Miami: "Just the fact it is close to home really makes it stand out for me."  UCF: "UCF is literally 15 minutes from where I live. It wouldn't be too bad ..read more

Miami's season is officially over after their tenth and final loss in a row to Boston College in the ACC Tournament to put an end to a disappointing season. Now the attention switches to the wild world of the NCAA Transfer Portal. Miami has brought in talented players such as Jordan Miller, Nijel Pack, Norchad Omier and Matthew Cleveland over the last few years, and will be expected to reload with a talented recruiting class heading to the Gables. Read below for the most up-to-date information on departures, interest, arrivals and more for Miami this offseason: March 18th The next two exits ha ..read more

The transfer portal is the wild west, and a complete roster turnover appears to be on the horizon for the Miami Hurricanes. During Monday's press conference, Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga shared that all five of the players he has met with so far informed him they will not return to Miami for the 2024-25 season. Coach Larrañaga said 5 players have told him they're not coming back — Liam Willerup (@theleftyliam) March 18, 2024 Two of those players are Christian Watson and AJ Casey, who made their intentions on transfer portal known Sunday. That leaves three other players that are unknown to t ..read more

Will Miami be able to win at least one big-time recruiting battle in the state of Alabama?  From the Hurricanes' 2024 recruiting class, Miami has two prospects from Alabama with Cole McConathy and Cam Pruitt. No question, Mario Cristobal and his staff want to continue the trend. From all the states, one could argue that Alabama prep recruits are the most difficult to pry away from State U. In Alabama, there are also two of them, Alabama and Auburn.  That is not swaying Miami from recruiting the state of Alabama. The Canes are contenders for three recruits who would be huge additions ..read more

Miami's season is officially over after their tenth and final loss in a row to Boston College in the ACC Tournament to put an end to a disappointing season. Now the attention switches to the wild world of the NCAA Transfer Portal. Miami has brought in talented players such as Jordan Miller, Nijel Pack, Norchad Omier and Matthew Cleveland over the last few years, and will be expected to reload with a talented recruiting class heading to the Gables. Read below for the most up-to-date information on departures, interest, arrivals and more for Miami this offseason: March 17th The first two exits c ..read more

Miami is doing its best to keep one of South Florida's best football recruits home. The No. 77 player in the nation according to Rivals, Cortez Mills is a proven commodity. According to Mills and his X page, "1550+ Yard Season" as a junior. When a person adds Mills' Under Armour Miami camp, it's no wonder how highly recruited he truly is.  Mill's long list of offers includes but is not limited to Miami, Florida State, Florida, UCF, Georgia, Auburn, Clemson, LSU, Texas A&M, Nebraska, Utah, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, and Michigan.  Coming from Homestead (Fla.) High School, Mills to ..read more

Transfer quarterback Cam Ward is looking to reach new levels both on and off the field at the University of Miami.  Ward left Washington State after putting up massive numbers in Pullman without a top supporting cast. When he entered the Transfer Portal in December, he immediately became one of the most sought after commodities. He temporarily declared for the NFL Draft but opted in mid-January to play one final collegiate season with the Miami Hurricanes. He's looking to increase his NFL stock and compete for an ACC Championship. He can also increase his off the field brand in South Flor ..read more