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Why did Vandrevius "Dre" Jacobs choose Miami? The Hurricanes wide receiver joins Mark Fletcher Jr. on Greentree Made to reveal what brought him from South Carolina to the University of Miami, how Coach Kevin Beard helped shape his decision, and what it takes to compete in one of college football's most talented receiver rooms.Jacobs opens up about competing alongside Malachi Toney, Cooper Barkate, and Cam Vaughn, learning from his teammates, and finding his own strengths as a receiver. He also revisits his unforgettable touchdown against Clemson, shares the story behind his jersey number, and explains why NBA 2K remains his favorite video game.But the conversation goes far beyond football. In a deeply personal moment, Jacobs shares how his brother being shot on Thanksgiving nearly kept him from leaving for college, the phone call that gave him hope, and how that experience transformed his perspective on family, faith, and fatherhood.From his South Carolina football journey to his future with the Miami Hurricanes, Dre Jacobs shares the experiences that have shaped the player and person he is today.What stood out most to you about Dre Jacobs' journey? Let us know in the comments.Presented by  @SlingTV  - https://www.sling.com/

Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Damon Wilson II joins Mark Fletcher Jr. on Greentree Made to discuss his future at The U, following Rueben Bain Jr. and Akheem Mesidor, and why he believes he's "scary" when playing at his best.Wilson opens up about playing for Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, finding his love for football again, and adjusting to Miami's defensive culture. He also reveals that he was benching 315 pounds as a high school freshman and originally dreamed of becoming the next Adrian Peterson!From growing up in Venice, Florida, to his family's influence on his football career, Wilson shares the experiences, motivation, and faith that have shaped his journey.Mark Fletcher Jr. and Damon Wilson II also discuss the challenges of college football, the importance of a supportive environment, and what it means to play for something bigger than yourself.Presented by College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving: Use Promo Code COLLEGEHUNKS305 for $25 off your next move or junk removal today:    https://estimate.collegehunkshaulingjunk.com/get-started/?promo_code=COLLEGEHUNKS305

Miami Hurricanes linebacker Mo Toure tells Darian Mensah why he'd choose Miami 1,000 times over. On this episode of Greentree Made, Toure opens up about his journey from New Jersey to the Hurricanes, overcoming two ACL injuries, and the relationships that helped shape his college football career.From nearly having football taken away in high school to receiving his first college offer and beginning his career at Rutgers, Toure's journey has been anything but ordinary. He shares the incredible story of how a teacher and coach helped fund his football camps, what it took to battle back from two major knee injuries, and why his relationship with Coach Heatherman ultimately helped lead him to Miami.Beyond the field, Toure discusses becoming a father, the motivation his son gives him, and how his experiences have shaped him into a more mature player and leader. He also gives Mensah an inside look at Miami's young linebackers, his favorite NFL players to study, his pregame music rotation, and his favorite places to eat around Miami.Greentree Made brings you closer to the personalities, stories, and experiences behind Miami Hurricanes football. Subscribe for exclusive player conversations hosted by Darian Mensah, and let us know in the comments which part of Mo Toure's journey stood out to you most.Presented by Sling TV: https://www.sling.com/

Chris Wheatley-Humphrey grew up playing football with his cousins outside his grandmother's house in Broward County, Florida. Now, the Miami Hurricanes running back has an even bigger dream: becoming a legend at The U. From Dania Beach to Miami, his journey is built on family, competition, patience, and a relentless desire to make his hometown proud.In this exclusive Ibis Media player profile, Wheatley-Humphrey reflects on his earliest football memories, the competitive culture of South Florida, and the challenges of waiting for his opportunity. He shares the unforgettable moment he received his offer from Miami and how watching fellow Broward County players like Mark Fletcher Jr., Chris Johnson Jr., and Jacolby George inspired him to pursue his own legacy with the Hurricanes.Wheatley-Humphrey also discusses the discipline, accountability, and winning culture being established by head coach Mario Cristobal. While he describes himself as a quiet, down-to-earth person away from football, his mentality changes when he steps onto the field. His message is simple: he's here to compete, represent his community, and give everything he has to Miami.From Broward County to The U, Chris Wheatley-Humphrey is determined to make his mark. What excites you most about his future with the Miami Hurricanes? Share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe for more exclusive Miami Hurricanes football interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and player profiles from Ibis Media.Presented by College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving: Use Promo Code COLLEGEHUNKS305 for $25 off your next move or junk removal today:    https://estimate.collegehunkshaulingjunk.com/get-started/?promo_code=COLLEGEHUNKS305

Miami Hurricanes star wide receiver Malachi Toney joins teammate Mark Fletcher Jr. on Greentree Made for a revealing conversation about his journey from Liberty City to becoming one of college football's brightest stars. From skipping his senior year of high school to breaking out at The U, Toney shares the confidence, sacrifices, and mentality that shaped his rise.What was Malachi Toney thinking before facing Florida State? Toney reveals the untold story behind GABOS — Game Ain't Based on Sympathy — including why he decided to wear the message before the rivalry game and how it became a movement bigger than football. He also discusses the unforgettable experience of appearing on the cover of EA Sports College Football 27 and what seeing himself in the game means to his family.Beyond the touchdowns and national attention, Toney gets real about protecting his peace, handling success at a young age, setting goals, and surrounding himself with people who keep him grounded. He and Fletcher reflect on their special bond, overcoming personal adversity, playing for their families, and what it takes to stay hungry when the spotlight keeps getting brighter.From his quarterback days at American Heritage to becoming a face of Miami Hurricanes football, this is Malachi Toney like you've never heard him before. Watch the full conversation, drop your favorite moment in the comments, and subscribe to Ibis Media for more exclusive Miami Hurricanes interviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and Greentree Made episodes.Presented by Sling TV: https://www.sling.com/

Jamal Meriweather has something to prove.The Brunswick, Georgia native opens up about growing up with his grandmother, being too big to carry the football as an 11-year-old, making the unexpected transition from defensive line to offensive line and trusting the process that ultimately turned him into a Division I athlete.After transferring from the University of Georgia to Miami, Meriweather found a new home built around brotherhood, faith and competition. Now, after battling through rehab, he’s ready to put on No. 71, establish himself as a dominant force up front and prove the people who doubted him wrong.Meriweather also explains why Trent Williams represents the standard he wants to chase — an offensive lineman known for physically imposing his will on everyone across from him.Presented by CEM Global: https://cemglobal.com/

The Miami Hurricanes defensive back opens up about growing up in South Florida, his family’s influence, Dolphins football camps, his record-setting pick-six, learning alongside future Alabama and NFL defensive back Jordan Battle, overcoming injuries and finding the brotherhood he was looking for at Miami.And while Jason Taylor’s football legacy is impossible to ignore, Isaiah reveals that his mom might actually deserve the credit for making him physical.Presented by College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving: Use Promo Code COLLEGEHUNKS305 for $25 off your next move or junk removal today:    https://estimate.collegehunkshaulingjunk.com/get-started/?promo_code=COLLEGEHUNKS305

Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Marquise Lightfoot sits down with Mark Fletcher Jr. on Greentree Made to talk about his journey from Chicago to Miami, embracing the dirty work, learning from Rueben Bain Jr. and Akheem Mesidor and preparing to take the next step in his career.Lightfoot opens up about adding size since arriving at Miami, the sacrifices his mother made for his family, representing Chicago football and why playing for the people closest to him continues to drive him.He also explains why he takes pride in playing kickoff, what he learned watching Bain and Mesidor work behind the scenes and why being part of what Miami accomplishes next means so much to him.Plus, Fletcher and Lightfoot get into gaming, pizza puffs, Juice WRLD, cutting hair, skydiving and plenty more away from football.Presented by College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving: Use Promo Code COLLEGEHUNKS305 for $25 off your next move or junk removal today:    https://estimate.collegehunkshaulingjunk.com/get-started/?promo_code=COLLEGEHUNKS305Presented by SlingTV, Learn More at Sling.com

Xavier Lucas’ football story started in South Florida — and he made an impact from his very first game.The Miami defensive back sits down to share his journey from Broward County football to The U, including scoring a pick-six at just six years old, competing against some of South Florida’s best talent, the influence his father had on his career, and why faith has helped him through adversity.Lucas also explains why staying home and playing for Miami meant so much to him, what stands out about the Hurricanes’ culture and brotherhood, and why he believes in the development he can receive from the Miami coaching staff.Away from football, Lucas reveals his love for fishing and adventure — but his goals on the field are clear: reach the NFL and leave a lasting legacy at Miami.Presented by SFL Snacks: https://sflsnacks.com/

Miami Hurricanes tight end Elija Lofton sits down with Mark Fletcher Jr. for another episode of GreenTree Made to tell the story behind his journey from Las Vegas to Miami.Lofton opens up about growing up in Vegas, starring at Bishop Gorman, why Miami had been his dream school since eighth grade, and the family sacrifices that continue to motivate him every day. He also reflects on battling injuries, his memorable catch in the Fiesta Bowl, playing tight end, receiver and running back, becoming a leader for younger Hurricanes and what he hopes to accomplish next in Coral Gables.From his relationship with his teammates to the mentality that keeps him working when nobody is watching, Lofton explains why his journey at Miami means much more than football.Presented by @slingtv - https://www.sling.com/