The Miami Hurricanes landed a potentially underrated offensive line commit for their 2025 class.
Orlando Christian Prep lineman Demetrius Campbell committed to UM on Tuesday night, announcing his college choice on social media.
Campbell, who plays tackle for Orlando Christian, chose Miami over offers from Ole Miss, Rutgers and UCF, among others.
Campbell is rated a three-star prospect in 247Sports’ composite rankings. Although he is listed as the No. 81 offensive tackle and No. 1,075 player in the 2025 class, at 6 foot 6 and over 300 pounds, he has good size for an offensive lineman.
Campbell, who has an older brother who plays basketball at Howard, plays with aggression, a UM source said. The Miami staff likes his frame and believes he can develop with work in the weight room. Campbell played basketball at a boarding school in Maine, according to 247Sports, before transferring to Orlando Christian Prep.
Campbell is the second offensive lineman in Miami’s 2025 recruiting class, joining three-star prospect Takaylen Muex. He is also the fourth player from Florida to join the eight-member class.
