Miami Basketball: Early look at Hurricanes 2019 recruiting class

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA - MARCH 02: Head coach Jim Larranaga of the Miami Hurricanes directs his team during the first half of their game against the Duke Blue Devils at Cameron Indoor Stadium on March 02, 2019 in Durham, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images) /

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Targets

The Hurricanes still have three open spots left to fill on their roster, but just one offer floating around for 6-foot-9 small forward Tristan Enaruna. He’s ranked 78th overall in the 2019 class, 19th by position and second overall in the state of Utah. He’s a versatile forward that has the ability to play the wing and on the inside, something that could be of good use to the Hurricanes.

Enaruna is contemplating a final three of Miami, Creighton and Kansas. His addition to this year’s class would really boost their current 25th overall ranking among recruiting classes.

Miami still has two more offers they can commit to the 2019 recruiting class, but they also have invested a lot into the 2020 recruiting class. Right now, they have 13 open offers in the recruiting market, so if they miss late in this year’s recruiting period, look for them to go even bigger in 2020.

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