Why would Miami welcome Brysen Wright a year early? Because the No. 1 high school player in America could walk onto campus at 16, and the top programs want talent like that in the building as early as they can get it. Wright, the No. 1 player in the 2028 class, was at Hard Rock for Miami's 43–35 double-overtime win over Florida State. On Monday, Rivals' Steve Wiltfong and Chad Simmons both logged predictions for Miami. And 247Sports' Zach Blostein reported he's hearing Wright may reclassify up to 2027, which would be his second move up. In this video: • Who Brysen Wright is: the rankings, the production, the flag-football fame, and his Miami history • The birthday math: why 2028 is his normal class, and why a move to 2027 would put him a full year ahead of his age • What actually happens to players who skip a year: Braelon Allen, Sonny Styles, Malachi Toney, Ryan Williams, Julian Lewis, Armondo Blount, and Rivals' grades on 20 reclassifications • How young he'd be: younger at his first college game than Toney, Styles, Allen or Williams were • My take: why Miami would welcome him, and what the soccer academies can teach us about getting talent in the building early #Canes #MiamiHurricanes #TheU #BrysenWright #CFBRecruiting The Echevarria Law Firm — proud title sponsor of Canes Pulse. Free consultation → calleche.com Instagram & TikTok: @echevarrialegal The Echevarria Law Firm — Check the scoreboard. Paper Boy Co - Stickers, Banners, Posters, Wall Vinyl, and more. paperboy has you covered. https://www.instagram.com/paper.boy.co?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Ariz Law PA: Coral Gables Law Firm – Estate Planning, Business Law & Real Estate Attorneys Specializing in Corporate Law, Probate, Wills & Trusts Protect the People and Assets You Value Most. Plan Your Future arizlawpa.com