Four-star 2026 cornerback Camdin Portis and his brother ChazC will visit South Florida for their game versus Miami on Saturday per Anna Adams of 247Sports. Chaz and Camdin are the sons of University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame inductee Clinton Portis.
Camdin is the 198th ranked prospect, 18th CB and 12th player in North Carolina in the 2026 class. Chaz does not yet have a ranking. Camdin has offers from over 20 programs including Miami. Per his 247Sports profile, FCS Howard and Jacksonville State are the only programs that have offered Chaz.
Camdin has 19 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss, one sack and a quarterback hurry for Charlotte Myers Park this season. Chaz has 11 receptions for 265 yards and three touchdowns in 2023. Chaz has visited Miami, Wake Forest, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Penn State, Mississippi and Ohio State in that order per On3.
Miami has commitments from four-star linebacker Jordan Campbell and three-star quarterback Dereon Coleman in the 2026 class. Four-star wide receiver Malachi Toney from American Heritage reclassified from the 2026 class to 2025 on Tuesday. Campbell and Coleman form the 11th ranked 2026 class nationally.
Brothers and sons of Clinton Portis, Camdin and Chaz, will head to #USF this Saturday to watch the Bulls take on the Miami Hurricanes: https://t.co/ZIExJxWOls@seanhavens @GabyUrrutia247 @CamdinPortis @PortisChazz
— Anna Adams (@AnnaH247) September 17, 2024
Cornerback has been a point of emphasis for Miami in the 2025 class. Miami has commitments for the 2025 class from four-star CBs Jaboree Antoine, Amari Wallace and Chris Ewald and three-star Timothy Merritt. Miami loses defensive backs Darryl Porter Jr. and Mishael Powell off of their 2024 roster.
Marshall transfer Dyoni Hill and junior Jadais Richard are the only defensive backs on the Miami roster with only two years of eligibility remaining. Several other Miami DBs, including starting CB Damari Brown will be eligible for the 2026 NFL Draft. Miami signed eight defensive backs in 2024 including transfers.
Freshman CB O.J. Frederique and safety Zaquan Patterson have received significant playing time through the first three games. Frederique and Patterson playing early in their collegiate careers and being a legacy should be encouraging for Portis to have a path to success at Miami.