Rueben Bain Vaults Up Rivals Rankings, Miami signees rise and fall

Miami 2023 signee Rueben Bain was one of the top performers at the UA All-American Next Game and many took notice.

Bain, listed as a defensive tackle and 12th overall at the position, moved up 44 spots and now is the 58th overall prospect.

Miami has dropped to the seventh-ranked class in the nation but remains the top ACC school sitting at just one spot above Clemson. North Carolina is the next closest team at the 27th spot.

Five-star tackle Samson Okunlola dropped 11 spots after a disappointing performance at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. Fellow five-star offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa jumped up three spots after an impressive showing at the Polynesian Bowl.

Nathaniel Joseph jumped 13 spots to 77th overall and 15th at the wide receiver position and defensive end Jayden Wayne remained in the top 100 moving up 14 spots to 83rd in the nation.

Linebacker Malik Bryant has dropped 71 spots to 119th, tight end Riley Williams moved up four spots to 131st, linebacker Raul Aguirre dropped seven spots to 159th, defensive back Antione Jackson dropped ten spots to 174th, and running back Mark Fletcher dropped three spots to 196th.

Wide receiver Robby Washington was a new addition to the Rivals250 coming in at 250th overall.

Other notable movements with former committed prospects: cornerback Cormani McClain dropped 15 spots to 18th overall and quarterback Jaden Rashada dropped 79 spots to 163rd.

The Hurricanes remain the top class in Florida with the Gators as the closest team at 12th. Florida State is ranked 28th.

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