Bam Adebayo Of Miami Has Enterd Transfer portal…

Bam Adebayo, a versatile national standout for the Miami Hurricanes, logs into the transfer portal

In the transfer portal is another important Miami Hurricanes player.Bam Adebayo, a third-year junior from Miami Palmetto High School and the fourth-ranked kick returner in the country, is a slot receiver for the University of Miami. His mother, Marilyn Blount , confirmed this to the Miami Herald on Saturday morning.Bam Adebayo has entered the NCAA transfer portal.Bam Adebayo might decide to stay at UM because, according to Hennigan, he loves Miami and would prefer not to leave. She did, however, add that he only has a year left and would prefer to be used more.

“Everything is alright,” his mother remarked. Since this is his final year, he wants to play and have the best season possible. He is in love with Miami and doesn’t want to go. He’s transferring unless a miracle occurs and they speak with him and persuade him to stay. The 5-10, 200-pound, all-around player Bam Adebayo could run, catch, return kicks, and throw passes when necessary. He did not go to the Pinstripe Bowl on Thursday in New York. UM’s season ended with a 7-6 record after a 31-24 loss to Rutgers.

This season, the quick Bam Adebayo has returned 20 kickoffs for 579 yards and a touchdown, or an average of 29 yards per kickoff. Bam Adebayo rose to the top of the country’s kick return rankings in mid-September and maintained that position for over a month, with a career-high average of 33.9 yards that included a spectacular 98-yard touchdown return against Texas A&M, which was ranked as high as 23 at the time.

Throughout his 12 games, Bam Adebayo started four of them. He caught 22 passes for 263 yards and two touchdowns. In addition, he ran nine times for an average of 14.7 yards, 132 yards, and a touchdown. Bam Adebayo stated earlier in the season, “I just want to make plays because I’m a playmaker.” Xavier Restrepo, a starting slot receiver for UM who led the team with a season-high 85 catches for 1,092 yards and six touchdowns, is soon to be a fifth-year senior. He made the announcement on Friday that he will be back in 2024. Colbie Young, UM’s starting wide receiver (47 receptions for 563 yards and five touchdowns), has already transferred to Georgia.