Francis Mauigoa to The U: Social Media Reactions to Miami Hurricanes' Latest Commitment

Miami coaches, players and fans took to social media to celebrate the commitment of 2023 OT Francis Mauigoa.
Francis Mauigoa to The U: Social Media Reactions to Miami Hurricanes' Latest Commitment
Francis Mauigoa to The U: Social Media Reactions to Miami Hurricanes' Latest Commitment /
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Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff have been on an absolute tear on the recruiting trail over the past eight days.

Since June 26, seven players have committed to the Hurricanes, with the high-profile commitment coming on July 4 in offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa.

Mauigoa's commitment set social media ablaze, and All Hurricanes compiled the most notable of these reactions to arguably Cristobal's biggest recruiting win as the head coach of the Hurricanes.

Cristobal tweeted out his increasingly famous Santana Moss GIF, a social media tradition for the head coach after every commitment.

Defensive line and associate head coach Joe Salave'a, who is credited as the main recruiter of Mauigoa along with offensive line and assistant head coach Alex Mirabal, tweeted out a clip of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson voicing his support for the Hurricanes. Johnson played defensive tackle at Miami from 1990-94.

Mirabal, who will be coaching Mauigoa for the next few years, joined in on the fun.

Miami tight ends coach Stephen Field celebrated with a Drake GIF.

Pop Cooney, UM's director of recruiting, followed in the footsteps of Salave'a with a GIF of Johnson of his own.

The host of the 4s Up Podcast, Jordan Nelson, voiced the sentiment of what a lot of Miami football fans are thinking.

And 2023 QB Jaden Rashada, who committed to the Hurricanes on June 26, hinted that Miami is not done setting the college football recruiting world on fire just yet.


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Luke Chaney
LUKE CHANEY

Luke Chaney is a contributing writer for Sports Illustrated-FanNation's AllHurricanes.com, covering recruiting and Miami Athletics.Β  You can also find Luke on WVUM 90.5 FM as a play-by-play broadcaster. He is also the Sports Editor for The Miami Hurricane. Follow Luke on Twitter @luke_chaney4.