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Miami ‘At the Top’ for Star In-State 2028 Running Back
The contact period for 2028 recruits officially opened on June 15th, and Miami has been active on the recruiting trail.
Now more than ever, recruiting players early matters, with several committing before taking their official visits in their senior season.
Miami has been high on 2028 running back Terriel Harmon for a while, and he discussed the Hurricanes with Miami Hurricanes on SI.
READ MORE: Miami Hurricanes’ 2027 Football Commitment Tracker
The Hurricanes contacted Harmon almost immediately after the contact period opened and got down to business with him.
“The running backs coach (Coach Merritt) hit me up, and we just talked about the leadership I am going to bring to Miami and the environment of Miami,” Harmon said.
Even before the contact period opened up, Harmon already had a sense of what Miami was like.
“They bring the energy,” Harmon continued. “I love the players like Javian Mallory, Malachi Toney, and Mark Fletcher.”
Mallory is an incoming freshman running back at Miami, and he played high school ball at West Boca. Harmon just transferred to the South Florida power. The two of them have a great connection, and Mallory is recruiting Harmon to join him in college.
“He’s been telling me that Miami is the place to be and that it is great,” Harmon said.
Even though it’s still early in his recruitment, the Hurricanes are still in a prime position for the local three-star running back.
“I’m still not sure where I will go to school, but Miami is for sure at the top,” Harmon finished.
More About the 2028 Class
The 2028 class will be crucial for the future of Miami. Arguably, the two best prospects of the past few years, Amir Sears and Bryson Wright, are right in the Hurricanes’ backyard, and the two could change the course of Hurricanes football if they come.
Overall, the 2028 class in Florida might be one of the best in any state ever. There is so much talent throughout the state, and Miami is looking to get a class that rivals this 2027 class, which is the top three in the country per Rivals.
Some other in-state prospects that the Hurricanes are targeting include Gabriel Player (four-star linebacker), Asher Ghioto (four-star defensive lineman), Antonio Thompson Jr. (four-star defensive back), and George Selvie (four-star offensive lineman), amongst a ton of others.
While Harmon is only a three-star now, it would not be surprising if he becomes a four-star by the end of his senior season.
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MIAMI — It’s part classroom, part workshop and part creative playground.
It’s a community of creatives, trying to build on something real.
“Having life experience is what makes a great actor,” said renowned acting coach and award winning director, Ralph Kinnard of Miami Acting Studio. “The whole structure is around helping you connect with other people.”
At the studio, students come to learn the craft of film and TV acting, building more than just performance.
They’re building confidence, connections and community, frame by frame.
Every Tuesday, the studio opens its doors to newcomers willing to give it a try for free. No experience is required.
“You have to be thrown in with the wolves … there’s no theory about this. There’s nothing you can do,” said Kinnard.
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Students start with several exercises, improv drills and meditation before moving into scene work. Partners work around the film set and prepare to act on camera.
“It is a safe environment and we all have stage fright. So doing a program like this where there’s no risk involved — you’re going to get rid of your stage fright,” said Kinnard.
For Kuno Van Der Post, the studio offered a chance to revisit a dream that never fully left him.
After building a successful business, raising a family and finding success in the corporate world, he decided it was time to return to a passion he had put on hold.
Week after week, members of this community swap advice, run scenes and help each other grow.
“It’s exciting and it’s really given me a whole extra energy boost,” he said.
Actors and enthusiasts alike draw from their own life experiences — and share them freely with one another.
Each person is taking a chance on themselves, chasing the possibility of creating something meaningful and real.
According to the website:
“You are going to learn everything you need to get started in the movie industry without the pains and struggles of not knowing where to start, how to gain confidence or how to act.
“THIS is the best time to act with 1000’s of jobs available on NETFLIX, APPLE TV, HBO + all the networks + all Social Media -> and our students are on ALL of them.”
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