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The Transfer Portal will have a significant effect on the Miami Hurricanes football roster in 2024. For instance, as of this writing on November 27, 2023, there are four Canes in the Transfer Portal today alone.
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After signing safety Mishael Powell from the Washington Huskies, the Hurricanes are finalizing the makeup of their secondary. Powell is the most recent Transfer Portal player to choose The U
Powell, who is 6 feet 1 and weighs 210 pounds, just had a successful 2023 season. 38 tackles, 29 of which are solo, 2.5 tackles for loss, 3 interceptions—including a pick-six—6 pass breakups, and 2 quarterback hurries are listed on his CFB Stats player biography page.
Powell is naturally large, has a track record of success, and can have a significant impact for the Hurricanes.
Miami is losing players even though the Transfer Portal is helping them.
Yes, the Canes have benefited greatly from signing Cam Ward. That’s not going to change when the sun rises today or any other day. The Miami roster continues to suffer losses.
Brashard Smith, a Miami slot receiver and return man, most recently made the decision to depart the U.S. He will now play for the following squad, which will join the ACC in 2024:
Smith recorded 22 receptions, 263 yards, an average of 12, and two touchdowns in the previous campaign. 9 tries, 132 yards, 14.7 average, and 1 touchdown in running. 20 returns, 579 yards, an average of 29, and one touchdown as a kickoff returner.
There’s been another shift in sentiment. What a waste of the NFL Draft! Miami is currently receiving quarterback
This is a major acquisition to Miami’s 2024 roster as the top player on the Transfer Portal list. Ward has a huge arm and is a real dual-threat signal caller. These are his stats from the previous two Washington State seasons.
Miami now has a great chance to contend for the 2024 College Football Playoff after the Canes acquired Ward. On Sunday, AllHurricanes will have further information on this choice.
Skinner played in just two games last season, catching one pass for nine yards, despite Miami’s need for tight end output. I hope Skinner does well in Louisville.
