Jackson Cantwell, top prospect of the 2026 cycle, has decided to commit to the Miami Hurricanes on Tuesday. The Georgia Bulldogs, who extensively pursued him and were highly likely to land him, didn’t succeed in the end. Hawes Fawcett of On3 wrote ...

Top 2026 prospect Jackson Cantwell is heading to Miami, and Mario Cristobal made sure everyone heard about it.

Much of the top talent in the 2026 recruiting class has already found a home, but one of the most sought-after names that remained was offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell out of Nixa, Missouri.

One of the best remaining unsigned cornerbacks, former Fort Lauderdale Thomas Aquinas star Asante Samuel Jr., underwent neck surgery in April, ESPN reported this week. Samuel, who visited the Saints on Monday, has a check-up scheduled in early July, after which he will meet with several teams. ESPN said he will be available to play this season.

The Miami football team picked up a massive commitment on Tuesday as the top player in the 2026 recruiting class announced that he will play for the Hurricanes. Offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell was between Miami, Georgia, Ohio State and Oregon. He decided that he wants to play for Mario Cristobal and Miami.

As incredible as GTA V was in Los Santos, it definitely lacked some sports. Sure, you could play tennis or do yoga, but if we’re being honest “sports” aren’t the first thing that come to mind in the culture of Los Angeles. Miami, well, that’s a little different — and we started talking about all the things we hope are in the game.

The Miami Dolphins held their first rookie minicamp practices on Friday and seventh-round pick Quinn Ewers got his first taste of the NFL. The No. 231 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft from the University of Texas is excited to launch his journey to a professional roster.

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Jackson Cantwell, top prospect of the 2026 cycle, has decided to commit to the Miami Hurricanes on Tuesday. The Georgia Bulldogs, who extensively pursued him and were highly likely to land him, didn’t succeed in the end.

Former Miami Dolphins tailback Tommy Vigorito passed away earlier Tuesday according to a post his former high school made. Vigorito, who was best known as a small tailback who primarily handled punt return duties for the Dolphins from 1981 to 1985, died at the age of 65.