Abraham Sesay, an elite edge rusher from Pennsylvania, has set his sights on the Miami Hurricanes with an official visit lined up for April 10th. This four-star recruit from Downingtown East High School in Exton, PA, is drawing attention nationwide, ranked 81st overall, 10th at his position, and fifth in the state for the class of 2027 according to 247Sports Composite.
Sesay is a hot commodity, with programs like Florida, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon, and Notre Dame all vying for his talents. His upcoming visit to Miami is a key moment in his recruitment journey.
The Hurricanes have built a reputation for developing top-tier defensive talent. Last season, they boasted one of the best defensive end duos in Rueben Bain Jr. and Akheem Mesidor, both of whom are heading to the NFL draft and could be first-round picks.
Sesay, who also excels in basketball, is a dual-threat athlete known for his speed off the edge. Standing at 6-3 and weighing 215 pounds, he's got the agility to make an impact but will need to bulk up to handle college football's physical demands. Under the guidance of defensive line coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, Sesay has the potential to become a standout player.
Despite losing Bain Jr. and Mesidor, Miami's depth at edge rusher remains strong with players like Marquise Lightfoot, Hayden Lowe, and newcomer Damon Wilson II from Missouri. This depth underscores why Miami is a top destination for players like Sesay.
Coming off a National Championship appearance, coach Mario Cristobal has elevated the program's profile, making it an attractive option for recruits. The Hurricanes continue to build on their success by retaining key players and adding new talent through the transfer portal and incoming freshmen, including five-star offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell.
As Sesay navigates his recruitment, Miami's secured visit could be pivotal. While he may explore other options, the Hurricanes are making a strong case for why they should be his next home. Coach Cristobal is determined to keep the momentum going, ensuring Miami remains a powerhouse in college football.