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Camdin Portis, son of Clinton Portis, commits to Miami - ESPN

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Three-star 2026 cornerback prospect Camdin Portis — the son of former Miami national champion and two-time NFL Pro Bowler Clinton Portis — committed to the Hurricanes Sunday evening, landing as the third prospect in Mario Cristobal's 2026 class.

Portis, a 6-foot, 165-pound defensive back from Charlotte, North Carolina, is in his junior season at Myers Park High School.

He committed to Miami over Ohio State, Penn State, Tennessee and Auburn and held a handful of other FBS offers from the likes of Ole Miss, Missouri, North Carolina and NC State, among others.

Portis logged 18 tackles with 10 pass breakups and a pair of interceptions in his sophomore season last fall. With his commitment, the younger Portis is now set to follow in his father's footsteps at the next level.

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