The Miami Hurricanes have secured a key commitment as standout wide receiver Xavier Restrepo has reaffirmed his loyalty to the program, officially pledging his future to The U. The veteran pass-catcher, known for his leadership and dynamic playmaking, made his announcement on Tuesday, delivering a strong message about his love for Miami football.
“This is home,” Restrepo said. “Miami means everything to me, and I want to be part of something special here. My children must play for the Hurricanes—this is a legacy I want to build.”
Restrepo, a longtime fixture in the Hurricanes’ offense, has been one of the team’s most reliable targets throughout his career. His commitment not only solidifies Miami’s wide receiver corps for the upcoming season but also speaks to the culture head coach Mario Cristobal is building within the program.
A fan favorite, Restrepo has been a leader on and off the field, known for his work ethic, clutch performances, and deep connection with Miami football. His return ensures the Hurricanes retain a veteran presence in their receiving room as they look to compete for an ACC title.
With Miami aggressively recruiting top talent and securing key commitments like Restrepo’s, the program is poised for a resurgence. His decision also reinforces the idea that Miami’s best players are committed to restoring the program to national prominence.
For Hurricanes fans, Restrepo’s declaration—“My children must play for Miami”—resonates as a powerful testament to the school’s legacy and future. As he prepares for another season in orange and green, his leadership and passion will continue to be a driving force for the team.