The three-star recruit started his football career at the age of three for the Miami-Optimist Richmond Giants. He then expanded his game to Miami Southridge Senior High School. Jeremiah McKinnon has kept his talents in Miami and signed to FIU.
Smith, a senior wide receiver from Flanagan High school, has committed to be a Panther for the next four years. Head Coach Mario Cristobal had nothing but praise when speaking of Smith.
The legacy that T.Y. Hilton left at FIU will be in the memory of so many Panther fans as the football program continues to grow. It was Hilton who helped bring the team two consecutive bowl appearances while being named MVP in both.
Despite meeting with Rutgers, the man who inherited a 0-12 football program and brought the University two bowl game appearances, is staying put at FIU – at least for now.
Jackson Wolek/Staff Writer jackson.wolek@fiusm.com In the first ever Battle of Florida, held at FAU stadium, two FIU Panthers, seniors Wesley Carroll and Jonathan Faucher, got…
There is a very long and tedious, albeit metaphorical, line that college baseball players have to make if they ever want to have the chance to compete against athletes from the major leagues on a regular basis.