Miami Hurricanes' 2027 Football Commitment Tracker

After a National Championship appearance, the Miami Hurricanes look to bring in their best class in the Mario Cristobal era and they are already off to a hot start.

Thanks to the College Football Playoff run and having more time playing around with NIL, the Canes have started recruiting at the highest level, which was also Cristobal's goal.

Cristobal has always been a master recruiter, finishing with the top ACC class since his return to Coral Gables, and is now challenging to be one of the best in the country for another season.

This is a different Hurricanes team and program since the Manny Diaz era. The Canes are pushing all the right buttons and flipping some of the best talent in the country.

Here is a look at all the commits so far and how they stand with the rest of the country.

Miami Hurricanes on SI will update this as recruiting continues to heat up in South Florida for Mario Cristobal, as soon as someone commits or decommits.

In Order of Star Rating:

1. Donte Wright, CB

Consensus: 5-star
247Sports: No. 10 nationally, No. 2 position, No. 1 state
Rivals: No. 8 nationally, No. 2 position, No. 1 state

The prize for the Miami Hurricanes this offseason. After decommitting from Georgia, the Hurricanes quickly got on the phone and landed the commitment of the five-star cornerback. The Long Beach Poly standout is ranked 10th in the country overall and second at his position nationally. He committed on May 9, to the shock of many.

2. Israel Abrams QB

Consensus: 5-star
247Sports: No. 14 nationally, No. 2 position, No. 1 state
Rivals: No. 44 nationally, No. 2 position, No. 2 state

The Hurricanes quarterback of the future, or at least that's how many view the talented quarterback. Abrams stands at 6-foot-4, 187 lbs. and has a lightning-fast release with deadly accuracy. This is another player in the Illinois region that has become a home for Cristobal over the past few recruiting cycles. He committed on April 3.

3. Nick Lennear, WR

Consensus: 5-star
247Sports: No. 16 nationally, No. 3 position, No. 3 state
Rivals: No. 24 nationally, No. 5 position, No. 4 state

The hometown kid. It was clear that this five-star talent was going to be a Miami Hurricane since his first time touching a football, and his commitment came right after he had the chance to. Lennear is a route-running artist who would fit alongside Malachi Toney for his freshman season. He is another one of those instant-impact players who can be important day one. He committed on March 3.

4. Jaiden Bryant, DE

Consensus: 5-star
247Sports: No. 19 nationally, No. 4 position, No. 1 state
Rivals: No. 29 nationally, No. 4 position, No. 1 state

Another five-star flip that came out of nowhere for some, while others new that Cristobal's loafers would get some motion going. At first, he was committed to LSU before the Canes had their official visits, where it was clear that Miami was the place to be.

He is a long frame but is also powerful and explosive. He is the prototype player for the Hurricanes He committed on June 3.

5. Ai'King Hall, CB

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: No. 131 nationally, No. 17 position, No. 6 state
Rivals: No. 74 nationally, No. 11 position, No. 1 state

Hall is also your prototype player that the Hurricanes have been recruiting since Cristobal's return. The 5-11 wide receiver talent is fast and has great tracking skills. He is also a ballhawk, fitting in with what the Canes are trying to bring back. He committed on May 17.

6. Aroson "AJ" Randle Jr., LB

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: No. 146 nationally, No. 8 position, No. 6 state
Rivals: No. 96 nationally, No. 6 position, No. 5 state

Randle moves around like a tight end at the linebacker position, and if anyone knows how to produce proven-level tight ends and linebackers is the University of Miami. Randle is strong and fast, but also lacks some coverage details that can be ironed out over time. He runs downhill and is a tackle machine. He committed on May 21.

7. Noah Glover, LB

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: No. 154 nationally, No. 10 position, No. 3 state
Rivals: No. 199 nationally, No. 19 position, No. 3 state

One of the best linebackers in the country comes from the Canes new recruiting trails up north. The long 6-foot-1 linebacker can be one of the better players in the country; he just has to work on the things that already make him great.

Glover has a simpler build as a linebacker, but he has the abilities of a safety that can make him a threat in the passing game. However, there are some things he needs to fix to hone his craft.

8. Jaylyn Jones, S

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: No. 227 nationally, No. 21 position, No. 20 state
Rivals: No. 297 nationally, No. 21 position, No. 20 state

9. Sean Tatum, OT

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: No. 234 nationally, No. 26 position, No. 40 state
Rivals: No. 169 nationally, No. 11 position, No. 29 state

10. Ezekiel Ayangbile, DL

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: No. 234 nationally, No. 26 position, No. 40 state
Rivals: No. 169 nationally, No. 11 position, No. 29 state

11. Demarcus Deroche, DE

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 17 position, No. 23 state
Rivals: No. 271 nationally, No. 14 position, No. 22 state

12. Ty Keys, RB

Consensus: 4-star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 14 position, No. 8 state
Rivals: No. 201 nationally, No. 12 position, No. 7 state

13. Jayvon Dawson, DE

Consensus: 3-star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 29 position, No. 27 state
Rivals: No. 484 nationally, No. 42 position, No. 40 state

14. Sherrod Gourdine, ATH

Consensus: 3 -star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 45 position, No. 37 state
Rivals: No. 588 nationally, No. 63 position, No. 50 state

15. Tyler Ford, OT

Consensus: 3-star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 52 position, No. 68 state
Rivals: No. 636 nationally, No. 49 position, No. 76 state

16. DeMarco Jenkins, DL

Consensus: 3-star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 72 position, No. 80 state
Rivals: No. 381 nationally, No. 41 position, No. 49 state

17. Josh Johnson, DL

Consensus: 3-star
247Sports: NA nationally, No. 112 position, No. 94 state
Rivals: No. 747 nationally, No. 77 position, No. 80 state

Decommitments:

4-star WR Ah'Mari Stevens, Committed to LSU

3-star OT Zaquan Linton, No commitment made