Rod Mack’s Miami Garden Ravens program purring out top talent to the Canes
Rod Mack’s Miami Garden Ravens program has top talent that has been coming to ” The U”. Thursday, former Raven wide receiver JoJo Trader told twitter that he would be verbally committing to Miami. A tag team of him and four-star wide receiver Chance Robinson are teammates of some defensive players from the MGR program that Miami has received commitments from. Ryan Mack, a three star CB and son of Rod Mack, and four-star linebacker Vincent Shaver are defensive commits from the program.
Miami coaching staff is aiming to land other former Ravens: Five-star Ohio State WR commit Jeremiah Smith, and four-star Florida State WR commit LaWayne McCoy. Current MGR player can see a clear path from youth to high-level college football.
Jeremiah Smith posted on twitter a picture of him and his former Ravens teammates right after Trader committed. and you know the Hurricanes been trying to push him away from Ohio State for a while now. So this could be a big turning point for him and try to get him to stay at home and play with his teammates that he grew up with. Unfortunately Ohio State still got him locked as a Buckeye, it is going to be very hard to flip this guy. But Miami could flip Florida State wide receiver commit LaWayne McCoy, cause coach Kevin Beard and Mario Cristobal has been recruiting this guy for the longest.
Coach Mack spoke with a source and said this about there program and the Miami Hurricanes ” That group has Miami Hurricanes in their blood. That 2024 group will win someone a national championship. I would love to see that be at home.” ” I’ve always taken them to the University of Miami, and Miami has always opened the door for them, so it’s in their blood.”
two-weeks back the Hurricanes coaching staff took a minute out there day and helped out the youth Miami Gardens Ravens football program. Miami offered two 2029 players out of the little league program. Miami offered DE Karsen Bell which is 6-foot-2, 180-pounds. Miami also offered OL Jamarion Evans which is 6-foot-1, 230-pounds. And these kids are only at the age of 12 which is mind-blowing with there size. So we can say Miami is on the trail early for some of South Florida future stars.
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