Miami hosted several top targets for official visits this weekend. Here is how I\u2019m feeling about five key prospects.<\/p>\n
Rivals300 LB Noah Glover<\/a>, Haymarket (Va.) Battlefield \u2014\u00a0Throughout the week I wrote that the door was wide open for Miami to make a move in this recruitment. Georgia\u2019s confidence has dropped, and Miami has only increased its stock in recent months thanks to a big effort from defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman. Coming out of the official visit weekend, I believe Miami is the team to beat in this race. The Hurricanes knocked it out of the park during his stay in Coral Gables.<\/p>\n Three-star DL Demarco Jenkins<\/a>, Pearland (Texas) High \u2014\u00a0SMU had the overwhelming lead on the Rivals Recruiting Prediction Machine going into the official visit. However, I wrote that Miami could take the lead if everything went well this weekend. Jenkins is still looking to make his decision very soon. So who would I give the edge to in this ACC battle? Give me Miami. I think the Hurricanes can overcome distance and win out. <\/p>\n Rivals300 WR Eli Woodard<\/a>, Temecula (Calif.) Chaparral \u2014\u00a0I feel more confident in Glover and Jenkins than I do Woodard today. However, I still like my pick in favor of the Hurricanes. Woodard didn\u2019t give too much away during his interview, but he had great meetings with the staff. UM also got a boost from commit and good friend Donte Wright<\/a>. Woodard has late June official visits set with Cal (June 16) and UCLA (June 19). We\u2019ll see if he makes it that far. <\/p>\n