Talk CanesToday: NBA Draft Day, Kyshawn George named top-10 three-point shooter in draft, Miami trending four 4-star edge, and more

Ahh good morning my Hurricanes family! It’s officially NBA Draft day, the first of its kind with the league implementing a new two-day model starting this year, one that begins with round one on Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET followed by round two on Thursday at 4 p.m. ET.

Lets waste no more time and lets start out with Kyshawn George being listed as a top shooter in the draft tonight

Kyshawn George ranked top-10 best shooter in the draft

Kyshawn George was named into a top-10 best three-point shooters in the 2024 NBA Draft and that made him have a higher draft stock with him being listed at No. 9 best shooter in the draft.

The Raptors are interested in adding the three-point star to their team and so are other teams but that is where they have him going according to many sites.

George led Miami regulars in three-point percentage with him shooting 40.8%.

Kyshawn was invited to the NBA Draft Green Room where he would wait until his name gets called in Brooklyn, George will be able to have six people come with him to the draft, the first round will take place in Brooklyn at Barclays Center.

Draft Order ahead of tonights picks

Here they are below:

First Round (June 26)

1. Atlanta Hawks
2. Washington Wizards
3. Houston Rockets
4. San Antonio Spurs
5. Detroit Pistons
6. Charlotte Hornets
7. Portland Trail Blazers
8. San Antonio Spurs
9. Memphis Grizzlies
10. Utah Jazz
11. Chicago Bulls
12. Oklahoma City Thunder 
13. Sacramento Kings
14. Portland Trail Blazers
15. Miami Heat (LETS GO HEAT!)
16. Philadelphia 76ers
17. Los Angeles Lakers*
18. Orlando Magic
19. Toronto Raptors
20. Cleveland Cavaliers
21. New Orleans Pelicans 
22. Phoenix Suns
23. Milwaukee Bucks
24. New York Knicks 
25. New York Knicks
26. Washington Wizards
27. Minnesota Timberwolves
28. Denver Nuggets
29. Utah Jazz
30. Boston Celtics

Miami trending for four-star edge Herbert Scroggins

2025 Miami Hurricanes defensive end target Herbert Scroggins was set to commit this week, but after taking an official to Miami, he announced on social media that he has decided to postpone his commitment to a later date.

Now after that visit and why he postponed was probably cause of Miami, all the momentum from Auburn has shifted all to Miami. They must of really showed him what a priority he would be in at Miami and how he could fit in at Miami.

I do expect the Hurricanes to land Herbert in the next couple of days.

There will be more posted on him thru out the day on the site so stay tune.

Miami Basketball lands as a No. 9 seed in latest ESPN bracketology

As the month of drew to a close, Miami is trending the same as they were in May on Lunardi’s 2025 NCAA Tournament projections. However, he views the Hurricanes as a No. 8 seed right now, a step back from the No. 6 seed Miami that he had them projected in April.

Checking in as an 8-seed in the Midwest Region (Indianapolis) with a first-round matchup against 9-seed of the Memphis Tigers, and a possible second-round showdown with first-seeded Kansas.

There is a reason that these are called “way to early” for a reason there will still be major tweaks added to other college teams and the Hurricanes but right now Lunardi has the Hurricanes a top 68 team.

College Football 25 Toughest Places To Place

As the release date for College Football 25 inches closer little by little, EA has released new information on the game. Specifically, the publisher has provided information on the toughest places to play.

Here is the look at the toughest places to play and some people including me thinks that these rankings are wrong but let me know on what you all think about these:

College Football 25’s Toughest Places to Play (Ranked)

1. Kyle Field – (Texas A&M University)
2. Bryant-Denny Stadium – (University of Alabama)
3. Tiger Stadium – (LSU)
4. Ohio Stadium – (Ohio State University)
5. Sanford Stadium – (University of Georgia)
6. Beaver Stadium – (Penn State University)
7. Camp Randall Stadium – (University of Wisconsin)
8. Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium – (University of Oklahoma)
9. Doak S. Campbell Stadium – (Florida State University)
10. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium – (University of Florida)
11. Autzen Stadium – (University of Oregon)
12. Memorial Stadium – (Clemson University)
13. Neyland Stadium – (University of Tennessee)
14. Jordan-Hare Stadium – (Auburn University)
15. Williams-Brice Stadium – (University of South Carolina)
16. Michigan Stadium – (University of Michigan)
17. Lane Stadium – (Virginia Tech University)
18. Rice-Eccles Stadium – (University of Utah)
19. Darrell K. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium (University of Texas)
20. Kinnick Stadium – (University of Iowa)
21. Notre Dame Stadium – (University of Notre Dame)
22. Spartan Stadium – (Michigan State University)
23. Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium – (University of Arkansas)
24. Albertsons Stadium – (Boise State University)
25. Davis Wade Stadium – (Mississippi State Univeristy)

Trinton Breeze

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