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Miami Hurricanes Transfer Portal News

The 2024 Miami Hurricanes football roster will be greatly impacted by the Transfer Portal. As an example, four Canes (as of this original writing on Nov. 27, 2023) are in the Transfer Portal just today alone.

This page will update with Transfer Portal news with players coming and going from the University of Miami football program. Bookmark this page and check back often!

2024 Miami Hurricanes Transfer Portal Tracker - BVM Sports

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mation via the Twitter page @AllHurricanes and the Facebook page for AllHurricanes.

The top player on Miami’s Transfer Portal list, this is a huge addition to Miami’s 2024 roster. Ward is a true dual-threat signal-caller and one with a big-time arm. Here are his numbers from the past two seasons at Washington State:

With the Canes bringing in Ward it gives Miami an excellent chance to make a run at the 2024 College Football Playoff. AllHurricanes will have more on this decision on Sunday.

Former Miami tight end Jaleel Skinner is staying in the ACC.

Despite Miami’s need for tight end production last season, Skinner only participated in two games, catching a pass for 9 yards. Good luck to Skinner at Louisville.

Miami football program can remake entire offensive line via transfer portal

Here’s the updated list of Canes from the Transfer Portal:

The Hurricanes are now adding Marshall graduate transfer Elijah Alston. The 6-foot-2 and 255-pound defensive end is a player with 107 tackles and 9.5 sacks during his career with the Thundering Herd.

From 2023 alone, Alston has 45 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 6 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and a pick-6. Adding another proven veteran to the front seven of the defense is going to be great for the Canes. Once again, here’s the updated list of transfers:

With Miami landing quarterback Reese Poffenbarger from Albany and Isaiah Taylor from Arizona, here is the updated Miami Transfer Portal list.

There will likely be more players signing with Miami before the second Transfer Portal window runs from April 16 through April 30. For now, here’s the list of players heading to Miami, and the players leaving, with the official Transfer Portal window now over (ended Jan. 2):

Looks like Miami is losing cornerback Davonte Brown to the Transfer Portal. Not to be confused, his younger brother Damari Brown is still with the Hurricanes.

Davonte Brown was with UCF for three seasons prior to transferring to Miami for the 2023 football campaign. Brown’s 2023 statistics include 10 tackles, a pass breakup, and a quarterback hurry.

Still waiting on news for Cameron Ward and whether it will be Miami or Florida State for the former Washington State quarterback. In the meantime, here are the two most recent Miami players to come and go from the Transfer Portal now that Middle Tennessee State defensive tackle Marley Cook is heading to Miami and Colbie Young is going to Georgia.

Beyond the National Signing Day exploits of Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes, a talented defensive tackle by way of Middle Tennessee State University made his pick for the Miami Hurricanes.

Defensive tackle is a prime need for Miami, and Marley Cook is bringing his 6-foot-2 and 291-pound frame to Coral Gables:

According to Pro Football Focus, Cook’s 2023 statistics include playing 622 snaps. That’s a high number, to say the least. Then again, as the old saying goes, “A football player’s best ability is his availability.”

From his time along the defensive line, 460 of those snaps saw him playing the B gap, which constitutes him likely playing 3-technique for the Hurricanes. His statistics show promise as well.

Cook’s 15 stops, i.e. “Tackles that constitute a failure for the offense,” are a good sign among his 22 tackles. He also came up with 15 quarterback hurries and one sack.

The Miami Hurricanes are adding another talented offensive lineman to the mix, this time from the Big 10. Indiana center Zach Carpenter is now a Hurricane!

The Miami Hurricanes possess a deep running back room, and perhaps that’s part of the reason why Don Chaney, Jr. is now transferring to the Louisville Cardinals.

In four seasons with the Hurricanes, Chaney has 175 carries, 852 yards, a 4.9 average, and 6 touchdowns. Good luck to Chaney as he continues his career with the Cardinals.

Riley is the second player to pledge to Mario Cristobal and the Hurricanes after entering the Transfer Portal. The other addition would be CJ Clark, a former North Carolina State defensive tackle.

Here’s the complete list of Canes heading to or leaving Coral Gables:

According to the following update, former Miami defensive end Jahfari Harvey will be going from the Canes to SMU. The head coach for the Mustangs would be former Miami offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee.

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