Welcome back to another edition of Through the Smoke, a Miami Hurricanes football and recruiting podcast here on the 24-7 sports network.

David Lake, joined by Gabby Urutia.

And this is kind of a instant reaction pot, I guess you would say,

because we are recording at 10.56 p.m.

following Miami's June 1st cookout on campus. NCAA dead period is lifted. Recruiting is now a full go.

Miami had a very successful event, in my opinion, on the first day that they could have had face-to-face contact with recruits.

I think the final count, Gabby, was 16, four and

five-star guys confirmed officially were there. I guess just overall, let's just start there,

Gabby. How impressed were you by just the amount of talent Miami was able to get on campus today. Yeah, I mean, it was definitely

impressive. I mean, we kind of had an idea that it could be one of those events that, you know,

was just loaded with a bunch of different types of dudes, but to just kind of see them all there

in one place, like, you know, actually make it. And because I feel like a lot of times you hear

like these guys that'll be there, but then like, you know, but these guys, you know, actually make it. And because I feel like a lot of times you hear like these guys that'll be there.

But then like, you know, but these guys, you know, they came out.

You know, they enjoyed themselves.

They all had a great time.

And yeah, I absolutely believe that this was a very, very successful day one for Miami.

They got to be pretty happy with how this all came out.

So a ton of local dudes. I mean, basically, it seemed like the entire defensive recruiting board was on campus today.

But I want to start with, I want to start with the defensive guy, but an out of state, out of area guy.

And that's four-star Camari Rogers.

I guess, Gabby, you can tell us more on this, but it seems like he's been in South Florida,

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