Miami Hurricanes Trending Up for 5-Star WR Monshun Sales

On3/Rivals writer says Miami making major inroads with elite prospect

Feb. 25, 2026 at 6:50pm

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Miami continues to be a serious contender for the commitment of five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales. The Hurricanes have made significant progress in the recruitment of the blue-chip prospect from Indianapolis, with analyst Steve Wiltfong of On3/Rivals saying Miami is the school he's "most worried about" for Alabama in this recruitment.

Why it matters

Landing a five-star wide receiver like Monshun Sales would be a major recruiting coup for the Miami Hurricanes as they look to rebuild their program under head coach Mario Cristobal. Sales is one of the top offensive prospects in the 2024 class and has offers from top programs like Alabama, Ohio State, and Indiana.

The details

Sales is planning to take official visits to Miami, Alabama, Ohio State, and Indiana this summer. Wiltfong says the Hurricanes have made a strong impression on Sales, who visited Coral Gables in the fall and is expected back on campus a few more times before his decision. Miami is viewed as a serious contender, especially with the Hurricanes' recent recruiting momentum under Cristobal.

  • Sales is scheduled to take an official visit to Miami on June 19.
  • Sales visited Miami in the fall and is expected back on campus a few more times before his decision.

The players

Monshun Sales

A five-star wide receiver prospect from Indianapolis, Indiana who is one of the top offensive players in the 2024 recruiting class.

Mario Cristobal

The head football coach of the Miami Hurricanes, known for his strong recruiting abilities.

Steve Wiltfong

The VP of Recruiting for On3/Rivals, an expert analyst who is closely following the recruitment of Monshun Sales.

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What they’re saying

“The school I'm most worried about if I'm Alabama is Miami”

— Steve Wiltfong, VP of Recruiting, On3/Rivals

“I could see the Hurricanes really going on a run in this recruitment with Monshun Sales. So, if I'm Alabama, they may have to hold off the 'U' at the end and, obviously, Indiana and Ohio State have exciting situations.”

— Steve Wiltfong, VP of Recruiting, On3/Rivals

What’s next

Sales is scheduled to take an official visit to Miami on June 19, which will be a key moment in his recruitment as he continues to evaluate the Hurricanes and other top programs.

The takeaway

Miami's aggressive pursuit of five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales shows the Hurricanes' determination to land elite talent under head coach Mario Cristobal. If they can secure a commitment from Sales, it would be a major recruiting victory that could help propel the program back to national prominence.