The Miami Hurricanes just made one of the biggest recruiting splashes of the offseason — and it came with a bold message. Lincoln Kienholz, Caden Curry, and Brandon Inniss, three highly regarded three-star prospects, have all committed to Miami, sending a powerful signal to the rest of the college football world: The U is on its way back.
All three recruits made their announcements within hours of each other, and their statements following the commitments made it clear — this is about more than just individual talent. It’s about building something together.
“We’re coming to bring Miami back to national dominance,” Kienholz said. “This class is going to change everything.”
“People are going to regret sleeping on us,” added defensive standout Caden Curry. “We’re coming to dominate.”
“It’s all about legacy now,” wide receiver Brandon Inniss echoed. “We chose Miami because we believe in the vision. We’re not waiting — we’re coming to compete from Day 1.”
Though listed as three-star recruits by some services, all three players have long been viewed as having four-star upside and elite-level potential.
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Lincoln Kienholz, a dual-threat quarterback from South Dakota, has been on the radar of Power Five programs for over a year thanks to his strong arm and high football IQ.
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Caden Curry, a relentless edge rusher with elite motor and athleticism, brings toughness and versatility to Miami’s front seven.
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Brandon Inniss, a polished route-runner with explosive speed, has long been considered one of the most underrated receivers in his class — a true difference-maker on the outside.
With head coach Mario Cristobal leading the charge, Miami’s 2025 recruiting class is quickly becoming one of the most intriguing in the country. The Hurricanes are clearly focused on finding high-character, high-upside players who are not only talented, but hungry to help restore the program’s legacy.
“It’s not about stars, it’s about work,” Cristobal said recently. “And these guys? They’re ready to work.”
The bold declarations by Kienholz, Curry, and Inniss have already sparked excitement among Hurricanes fans and caught the attention of national recruiting analysts. The trio’s confidence, combined with their talent, could be a turning point for a Miami team looking to climb back into the national spotlight.
With more high-profile targets still considering the Canes — and momentum growing in Coral Gables — this could be just the beginning of a major surge.
The message from Miami’s newest commits is clear:
“The U isn’t coming back — it’s already happening.”
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