In a surprising turn of events, a highly sought-after recruit, four-star dual-threat quarterback, has decommitted from Central Michigan University and officially pledged his commitment to the University of Miami. This move sends shockwaves through the college football recruiting world, as Miami’s program continues to build momentum for the 2025 season.
The quarterback, who had previously been committed to Central Michigan since earlier this year, announced his decision to switch allegiances in a statement on social media. Citing his desire to play for a high-profile program that offers greater exposure and the opportunity to compete at the highest level, the quarterback explained that his decision to flip to Miami was rooted in a desire to challenge himself and maximize his potential.
“I’m beyond grateful for the opportunity and support I’ve received from Central Michigan,” he said in his post. “But after careful consideration, I believe Miami offers the best chance for me to grow as a player and make an impact on a national stage.”
The dual-threat QB, who is known for his impressive mobility, arm strength, and ability to make plays both in the pocket and on the move, is one of the top quarterback prospects in the country. His athleticism and skill set have made him a coveted recruit, and his commitment to Miami further bolsters the Hurricanes’ recruiting class, which has already seen significant growth under head coach Mario Cristobal’s leadership.
Miami, which has been in the hunt for a game-changing quarterback, will be thrilled with this addition. With the program’s recent resurgence and the backing of a passionate fanbase, the Hurricanes now have one of the nation’s top quarterbacks in their fold. His decision marks another victory for the Miami staff, signaling that the program is back on track to compete for national titles once again.
As National Signing Day approaches, this decommitment and subsequent commitment will undoubtedly stir up more discussions in college football circles. For now, the Hurricanes are poised to enjoy a major recruiting win.
