The Miami Hurricanes have significantly strengthened their 2026 recruiting class by securing commitments from several standout offensive linemen. This strategic move underscores Head Coach Mario Cristobal’s commitment to rebuilding the team’s offensive line, a critical area for future success.
One of the most notable additions is Jackson Cantwell, a 6’8″, 315-pound offensive tackle from Texas. Regarded as the top overall recruit in the 2026 class, Cantwell chose Miami over a competitive field that included Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio State . His commitment is a significant boost to the Hurricanes’ recruiting efforts.
In addition to Cantwell, Miami has secured commitments from several other offensive linemen:
Joel ErviJoel Ervin: A 6’6″, 300-pound tackle from Fort Myers, Florida, Ervin is ranked among the top 100 players in Florida and the top 60 offensive tackles nationally. He previously committed to Louisville but chose to join the Hurricanes after reconsidering his options.
Joel Ervin: A 6’6″, 300-pound tackle from Fort Myers, Florida, Ervin is ranked among the top 100 players in Florida and the top 60 offensive tackles nationally. He previously committed to Louisville but chose to join the Hurricanes after reconsidering his options.
Ben Congdon: A four-star offensive tackle from Mineral City, Ohio, Congdon is ranked as the No. 25 offensive tackle and the No. 17 player in Ohio. He committed to Miami after a visit to the campus and has been actively recruiting other top offensive line prospects to join him.
These commitments are part of a broader strategy by Coach Cristobal to build a formidable offensive line, ensuring the Hurricanes’ competitiveness in the coming seasons. With these talented players joining the program, Miami’s future offensive line looks promising.
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