Chris Wheatley-Humphrey gets in home-visit with the Hurricanes coaching staff, Talks Recruitment with Miami
The Miami Hurricanes coaching staff if all around the country as we talk right now, visiting Hurricanes commits, and recently the coaching staff has just been with Chris Wheatley-Humphrey as a home-visit.
Chris spoke to a source and said “Your going to get everything out of me”.
Wheatley-Humphrey, the standout running back from South Broward High, has undoubtedly earned this recognition. As he concludes his senior year, boasting an impressive regular season performance of 159 carries for 2076 yards and 16 touchdowns, Wheatley-Humphrey has solidified his status as one of the most exciting prospects in the nation.
What sets Wheatley-Humphrey apart is not just his impressive statistics but the exceptional skills he brings to the field. His elite speed, combined with impeccable vision and versatility, make him a nightmare for opposing defenses.
Whether it’s cutting through defenses with lightning speed or showcasing his versatility in various offensive schemes, Wheatley-Humphrey has proven time and again that he is a force to be reckoned with on the football field.
Wheatley-Humphrey made headlines when he announced his commitment to the University of Miami in April. Choosing a college is not merely about the next four years but about the mark a player can leave on a program’s history.Â
“Since I’m an all-around back, I’m pretty sure they can do a lot with me. They were talking about me catching the ball out the backfield and all. I’m pretty fast, too, so I’m versatile.” – Chris Wheatley-Humphrey
“The relationship with coach Harris changed things. When he came over from UCF, you could tell Chris was excited. Miami was always his team but now they had a coach that was really respected down here and knew what he was talking about. He had a lot of schools pulling him from different directions but with coach Harris in the building, it just solidified that Miami was home for him.”
Trinton is the owner of CanesToday. He writes for all sports, with a focus on football and recruiting, he is a freshman in high school and wants to graduate from the University of Miami
