Stephen Wagner

It's time to take a look at which positions of need Miami will need to address in this coming year's recruiting class.

Miami's staff is paying close attention to a local interior offensive lineman as the Hurricanes begin focusing on 2026 recruits.

Miami is continuing to monitor a local four-star top-75 2026 receiver prospect as the staff shifts focus to the next recruiting class.

Miami is still adding and dropping names to its defensive back board, but one four-star Florida commit has drawn interest from the Canes.

Miami has added UAB transfer tight end Jack Nickel, the older brother of 2025 Hurricanes quarterback signee Luke Nickel, through the portal.

The No. 263 overall prospect and No. 21 cornerback in the 2026 On300 still wanted to visit Miami for the Hurricanes' junior day this weekend.

The No. 299 overall prospect and No. 26 safety in the 2026 On3 Industry Ranking wants to visit Coral Gables this spring.

The 6-foot-7, 270-pound offensive tackle who received a Miami offer in early December will visit campus Saturday for the first time.

The 6-foot, 200-pound running back and No. 233 overall prospect told CaneSport a Miami official visit is in the works.

Miami Hurricanes recruiting reporter Stephen Wagner explains his decision to enter a prediction for The U to land a local top-150 receiver.