No. 1 Kicker Abram Murray Commits To Miami's 2024 Class

Abram Murray the No. 1 2024 kicker according to Kohl’s kicking an authority in developing specialists. The Louisiana native committed after his second visit to Miami.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal gets his second commitment to the 2024 class along with Antione Jackson. The Miami Hurricanes continue to show what the future of recruiting will be under this staff.

Murray has visited eight Power Five schools, including Miami and Arkansas, and had conversations with several more.

“The Miami and University of Arkansas offers were similar in that they had both been following me for some time,” Murray said to the Shreveport Times. “They invited me for visits including this spring. They both wanted to get ahead of other programs and offer me early. Top schools like these typically do not offer scholarships to kickers until after their junior year at the earliest.”

The commitment solidifies the position for the next four years essentially with current kicker Andres Borregales up for the Lou Groza Award in 2022.

“He dominated the 2024 class on kickoffs. His leg strength is at the top of the class,” a review of his performance at the camp stated of Murray. “At the Underclassman Challenge in January, he won the camp-wide kickoff competition. The ball jumps off his foot and he currently possesses the top kick-off leg in the country. He can drive the ball or hang the ball up as he has charted a 4.3-plus second kickoff at camp. He has quick hips and has excellent command of his body through contact on field goals as well.”