Miami standing with offensive non-commits who took official visits this weekend

Offensive tackles Breck Kolojay and Canon Pickett, tight end Heze Kent and wide receiver Brayden Robinson were the 2026 uncommitted offensive prospects to take official visits to Miami this past weekend. Miami hosted three of their committed offensive players for official visits this weekend.

Offensive tackles Jackson Cantwell and Joel Ervin and quarterback Dereon Campbell were the three offensive players committed to Miami who were on their official visits this weekend with Kent, Kolojay, Pickett and Robinson. The 2026 Miami class is currently 13th in the 247Sports composite rankings.

Kent was the highest-rated uncommitted offensive player to take an official visit to Miami this past weekend. The 247Sports composite rankings have Kent as the 148th prospect nationally, 10th TE and 19th player in Georgia out of Brunswick. Kent will have his commitment announcement on July 12.

Kent took his official visit to Florida the weekend of May 30, was expected to be at Georgia Tech on Monday per his 247Sports profile page and will be at Texas and Florida State the next two weekends. Gaby Urrutia of Inside the U logged a 247Sports crystal ball for Kent on March 27.

On3 projects Florida as the leader for Kent with a 25.6 percent chance for a commitment and Miami second at 22.4 percent. Florida State is at 11.1 percent with Georgia and Texas given a 9.2 percent chance for a commitment from Kent per the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine.

Kolodjay is the 278th prospect in the 2026 class, the 19th IOL and 43rd in Florida out of IMG Academy. Originally from Littleton, Colorado, Kolojay has one 247Crystal Ball projecting him to commit to Georgia. On3 projects Miami with a 70.7 percent chance for a commitment from Kolojay.

Oklahoma, Colorado and Ohio State hosted Kolojay for official visits before Miami. Kolojay is scheduled to take official visits to Georgia, USC and Tennessee in June and Florida in October, per On3. There is no information on when Kolojay will announce his commitment.

Pickett is a double Miami legacy as the son of former Hurricane Booker Sr. and the brother of current Miami edge rusher Booker Jr. Pickett previously took an official visit to Clemson and is scheduled to take his official visit to Florida the weekend of June 20.

Pickett is the 445th-ranked prospect as a three-star, the 41st interior offensive lineman and the 62nd player in Florida from Tampa Tech, per 247Sports. Urrutia logged a crystal ball for Pickett to Miami in September 2024. The On3 RPM projects Miami with a 95.8 percent chance for a commitment from Pickett.

Robinson is the 337th-ranked prospect, 52nd WR and 44th player in Texas out of Red Oak in the 2026 class. There are no crystal balls logged for Robinson, but Notre Dame has a 75.4 percent chance for a commitment from the slot receiver per the On3 RPM.

The 2026 Miami class is currently 13th in the 247Sports composite rankings. Miami has commitments from seven offensive players and four on defense in the 2026 class. Miami has four OTs and one IOL in the 2026 class. That is the most for any position.