Five-Star WR Brysen Wright Reclassifies To Join Miami’s Future
Top recruit Brysen Wright skips a year to join Miami in 2027. This massive commitment changes the Hurricanes' depth chart before the Notre Dame game.
Talented high school football prospect Brysen Wright stunned the college recruiting world by committing to Miami University and reclassifying to begin his college career in 2027 instead of waiting until 2028. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 210 pounds, Wright is a five-star wide receiver and the top-ranked prospect in the 2028 class.
He chose Miami over offers from Florida and Texas, creating a formidable duo with current star Malachi Toney when both join the team next season. The Hurricanes, already at the top of national rankings, will have two elite targets in the same room much sooner than anticipated. Head coach Mario Cristobal's program has a history of landing top-tier talent, and this move further cements Miami's position as a national power.
With quarterback Dorian Mensah emerging as a Heisman contender and riders like Wright bolstering Miami's skill-position group, the team is poised to remain competitive even with key players going down. The commitment signals Miami's ambition to maintain its dominance on and off the field. While focusing on the upcoming game against Notre Dame, where Malachi Toney will miss due to an ankle injury, Miami's depth at the wide receiver position offers a long-term cushion for success.
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