2025 Miami Hurricanes recruitment updates, discussions, and objectives

Miami just finished two consecutive seasons as a top recruiting class. With the class of 2025, Mario Cristobal and his coaching team hope to win three straight. Miami is recruiting around the country, but UM is also giving priority.

Recruiting from South Florida and the Sunshine State is one of the most important places. Follow All Hurricanes for updates on Miami’s efforts to recruit outstanding talents from the class of 2025 to Coral Gables.

Miami’s pledge to the quarterback In addition to being a successful prep quarterback, Luke Nickel won the 7A Georgia state title, the winner’s trophy, and first place in the most recent Battle Miami tournament. When it comes to planning for the future, he’s also a wise young guy.

Nickel hopes for another elite recruiting class from the Hurricanes. For example, as this Nickel retweet from earlier illustrates, he’s working hard to assist the Hurricanes sign Seuseu Alofaituli from Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman:

There is no denying that Alofaituli is among the country’s top 2025 prospects after watching him play in person at the Under Armour Future 50 event in Bradenton, Florida, last summer.

At the Power 4 level, Alofaituli, an athletic interior offensive lineman, is probably going to play center. He is a center, yet he is excellent in pass protection.

Rivals ranks him as the #85 player in the nation. Alofaituli would join Nickel and the other four 2025 prospects Miami has committed. It’s likely that Alofaituli, who would be guarding Nickel, would keep pushing for the big guy to move to Miami with the potential Canes quarterback.

The last several weeks have been quite hectic for Miami Hurricanes recruitment. There were a ton of unauthorized visits from the Battle 7v7 competition. Following the Hotbed 7v7 competition this past weekend, South Florida Express 7v7 once again put its players through UM.