Five-Star WR Brandon Inniss: Cristobal Keeps Going, He Keeps Pushing

American Heritage's performance Saturday against California opponent Los Alamitos can only be described as dominant. The end result was a 56-27 victory for the Patriots and five-star Brandon Inniss once again looked good, scoring an early touchdown and his presence opened up running lanes to the tune of over 400 yards on the ground.

Committed to Ohio State since June, there has not been much sway on that pledge for Inniss, but rumblings of more and more communication with Miami as of late.

"That's one thing I will say, he is probably recruiting me the hardest out of all the coaches so far, said Inniss. "Cristobal keeps going, he keeps pushing. Miami is looking great in the future."

Miami already has two blue-chip wideouts committed in the 2023 class (Nathaniel Joseph & Robby Washington) but all signs point toward Miami landing at least one more elite option at wide receiver. The targets look to be fellow Ohio State commit Carnell Tate, Oregon commit Jurrion Dickey, and Inniss. All three played on South Florida-based 7-on-7 programs and have visited or had extensive communication with Miami.

American Heritage has two bye weeks this season, so there will be multiple opportunities for an official visit and game appearances could be a quick schedule thanks to Miami having the home town advantage.

Inniss will play fellow South Florida power house Chaminade-Madonna in three weeks, pitting two teams loaded with Canes targets against each other. Both teams could be top ten teams nationally and undefeated going into the highly anticipated matchup.

Through the first two games, Inniss is averaging about 150 yards per game with three touchdowns.