Ben Congdon, a 6’8″ and 285-pound four-star offensive tackle from Ohio, has committed to the Miami Hurricanes. This is huge news for the Hurricanes, as Congdon is considered one of the top prospects in the 2026 class.¹ ² ³
Congdon’s commitment to Miami is a significant win for head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff. Despite being from Ohio, Congdon chose Miami over several other top programs, including Penn State, Indiana, Ohio State, Florida, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Maryland.
So, what made Congdon choose Miami? According to Congdon, it was the strong relationship he built with coach Cristobal and offensive line coach Alex Mirabal. He also praised the way Mirabal develops players like him.
*Congdon’s Profile*
– Height: 6’8″
– Weight: 285 pounds
– Position: Offensive Tackle
– Ranking: No. 15 recruit from Ohio, No. 29 offensive tackle in the 2026 class (according to 247Sports Composite)
– High School: Tuscarawas Valley High in Mineral City, Ohio
*Impact on Miami’s 2026 Recruiting Class*
Congdon’s commitment is the fourth for Miami’s 2026 recruiting class. He joins four-star linebacker Jordan Campbell, four-star cornerback Camdin Portis, and three-star cornerback Dereon Coleman.
With Congdon on board, Miami’s 2026 class is now ranked 12th nationally and first in the ACC, according to the On3 Industry Rankings.
*What’s Next for Congdon and Miami?*
Congdon is expected to play a key role in Miami’s future success. As a talented offensive tackle, he’ll likely be a starter for the Hurricanes. With Mirabal’s guidance, Congdon should continue to develop his skills and become a dominant force on the field.
For Miami, Congdon’s commitment is a significant boost to their recruiting efforts. The Hurricanes are building a strong foundation for the 2026 class, and Congdon’s addition should help attract more top talent.
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