REPORT: Miami QB commit beat out 2024 FSU signee in high school
Dereon Coleman’s commitment to Miami for the 2026 class highlights his emergence as a promising quarterback, beating out Trever Jackson during their high school season. Coleman’s stats, including a 63.4% completion rate, 2,236 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, and 247 rushing yards with 4 scores, underscore his versatility and capability on the field.
Rated 302nd overall, 21st among quarterbacks, and 56th in Florida for 2026, Coleman is positioned well within his class.
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— Dereon Coleman (@DereonColemanQB) July 3, 2024
Meanwhile, Trever Jackson, though lower ranked at 390th overall and 26th among QBs in the 2024 class, showcased his skills with a dual-threat capability, amassing 916 passing yards, 7 touchdowns, 855 rushing yards, and 10 rushing touchdowns. Jackson is expected to join Miami as one of their top QB prospects, alongside other recruits like Judd Anderson, Luke Nickel, and potentially transfers in future seasons.
The quarterback landscape for Miami appears competitive and dynamic, promising an exciting future with Coleman and Jackson contributing to the team’s depth and potential success.