According to On3, Miami leads for three-star Las Vegas Bishop Gorman edge rusher Prince Williams, who posted to social media this week he will make his commitment announcement on July 4. Miami has a 69.8 percent chance for a commitment from Williams.
Williams could potentially join Miami sophomore tight end Elija Lofton and freshman offensive lineman Seuseu Alofaituli as players from Bishop Gorman to matriculate in Coral Gables. Miami alums safety Bubba Bolden, TE Brevin Jordan and quarterback Tate Martell are also Bishop Gorman graduates.
The On3 Industry Rankings have Williams as the 541st-ranked prospect, 57th edge rusher and third player in Nevada in the 2026 class. Williams has 174 tackles, 54 tackles for loss, 21 sacks, six forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and one pass defended in his high school career.
Arizona, BYU, Utah and Wisconsin are the other programs Williams posted to social media. Utah is listed with a 5.6 percent chance for a commitment from Williams and Arizona is at 4.8 percent. BYU and Wisconsin do not have predictions for Williams on his On3 profile page.
I would like to give all praise to my Heavenly Father for blessing me and my family with numerous opportunities!
— Prince Williams (@princehwilliams) May 9, 2025
With that being said, I will be finding my home July 4th, let’s go!@BishopGormanFB @BlairAngulo @adamgorney @GregBiggins @ChadSimmons_ @BrandonHuffman pic.twitter.com/qK2GbF9B2v
No official visits are listed as scheduled for Williams on his 247Sports or On3 profile pages. Williams is listed as taking an unofficial visit to Miami the weekend of March 18. Expect June to be a busy month for Williams, taking visits ahead of his July 4 commitment announcement.
Mimi currently has nine commits in their 2026 class that is ranked 11th nationally by On3. Five 2026 Miami commits are on offense and four are on defense. None of the 2026 Miami commitments are on the defensive line. The Hurricanes will likely have to replace both starting edge rushers after the 2025 season.
Akheem Mesidor is entering his final season of eligibility and Rueben Bain, who is projected as a 2026 first-round pick in the NFL Draft, is likely to forgo his final season of eligibility. Miami has a deep and talented group of edge rushers behind Bain and Mesidor waiting their turns to produce.