Miami Hurricanes Expectations from True Freshmen Offensively
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This is a player who will make some eye popping plays in his time on campus. He will be a nightmare matchup for any defense.
DeeJay Dallas
Dallas has been something of an ambassador of the Hurricanes recruiting class. He will start his Miami career as a wide receiver. Dallas brings his own skill set to the wide receiver room. Thomas and Harley are your smaller, shifty, speed receivers of the group. Njoku is the long, tall receiver of the group.
Dallas brings his own skill set to the wide receiver room. Thomas and Harley are your smaller, shifty, speed receivers of the group. Njoku is the long, tall receiver of the group.
Dallas is the strong, compact type receiver. At 5-10, 200 pounds, he has the frame to excel inside at the slot position working the middle of the field and picking up tough yards. He also has the frame and athleticism to excel as a kick returner.
He should fit as a receiver, returner, third-down running back early in his career.
Tight End
Brian Polendey
Polendey is the prototype tight end that Richt likes to recruit. At 6-6, 230, Polendey fits very closely with the 6-5, 237-pound average Richt traditionally brings to campus at the position.