4-star QB Peter Bourque adds Miami offer

Bourque decommitted from Michigan last month and is now considering several top programs

Mar. 16, 2026 at 7:39pm

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Four-star quarterback Peter Bourque, the No. 81 overall prospect and No. 6 QB in the nation, has added an offer from the Miami Hurricanes after decommitting from Michigan last month. Bourque is now considering several top programs, including Penn State, Georgia, Virginia Tech, and Florida, as he takes visits this spring to find the best fit.

Why it matters

Bourque is a highly sought-after recruit, and his decision will have a significant impact on the 2027 recruiting class. Miami is looking to build on its recent success, including a CFP National Championship appearance, and landing Bourque would be a major coup for the program.

The details

Bourque, a 6-foot-4, 195-pound quarterback from Hingham, Massachusetts, decommitted from Michigan last month, citing "uncertainty" about his decision. He is now considering several top programs, including Penn State, Georgia, Virginia Tech, and Florida, in addition to Miami. The Hurricanes currently have the No. 8 ranked 2027 recruiting class and are still looking to add a quarterback to the group.

  • Bourque decommitted from Michigan last month.
  • Bourque added an offer from Miami on Monday, March 16, 2026.

The players

Peter Bourque

A 4-star quarterback and the No. 81 overall prospect and No. 6 QB in the nation for the 2027 class.

Miami Hurricanes

A college football program that is looking to build on its recent success, including a CFP National Championship appearance, and is seeking to add a quarterback to its 2027 recruiting class.

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What they’re saying

“At Miami it's very different. It's a whole different level of meaning, a whole different level of purpose and intent. Live and die a Hurricane, man. That means I'll do anything and everything possible to make sure our players and our program continues to have success both on and off the field.”

— Mario Cristobal, Head Coach, Miami Hurricanes (On3)

What’s next

Bourque is expected to take visits to several schools this spring as he continues to evaluate his options. The Hurricanes will look to make a strong push to secure his commitment in the coming months.

The takeaway

Bourque's decommitment from Michigan and the subsequent interest from top programs like Miami highlights the competitive nature of college football recruiting. The Hurricanes' recent success and Cristobal's commitment to building a championship-caliber program make them an attractive destination for elite prospects like Bourque.