In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by Miami defensive back Jakobe Thomas. Jakobe shares his story of growing up in Tennessee, after his parents made the decision to relocate the family to give him a better shot at chasing his football dreams. He talks about the close bond he shares with his parents and how their support has shaped him both on and off the field. Jakobe reflects on his football journey, from playing offense throughout his early years to making the transition to defense in college. He takes us through his time at Middle Tennessee, his transfer to Tennessee, and what ultimately led him to The U. He speaks on what it means to be part of the Miami brotherhood and the respect he has for those who came before him. We close out the episode with fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by Miami defensive back Xavier Lucas. A South Florida native, Xavier shares how he first got into football, starting out as a running back before eventually finding his home on the defensive side of the ball. He walks us through his transition from safety to corner and what it’s been like playing alongside former high school teammates like OJ Frederique and Malachi Toney at The U. Xavier also talks about life off the field including dirt bikes, skateboarding, and what he envisions for life after football. We wrap up the episode with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by Miami tight end Alex Bauman. Alex discusses growing up with a close-knit family in New Jersey and his journey from Tulane to Miami. He talks about his favorite tight ends in football history as well as where he sees himself in the future following his football career. We wrap up the episode with a round of fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by Miami wide receiver Tony Johnson. Tony reflects on the journey from being a walk-on at FAU to suiting up every Saturday for the Hurricanes. He talks about the impact his mother had on his journey and the importance of excelling in the classroom, in addition to competing on the football field. We wrap up the episode with a round of fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by Miami offensive lineman Samson Okunlola. Samson reflects on growing up with four brothers and how his family shaped his journey. He talks about competing in both football and wrestling in high school and how the latter helped him get faster and stronger on the gridiron. Samson also give insight into the bond of the offensive line this season and what his goals are for the future, both on and off the field. We wrap up the episode with a round of fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by linebacker Mohamed Toure, known to his teammates as Mo. A New Jersey native, Mo talks about growing up in a tight-knit family and how football became both an outlet and a way to stay on the right path. He reflects on his high school success and what drew him to the defensive side of the ball, where he thrives on the intensity and physicality of the game. Mo opens up about his college journey at Rutgers and the difficult road back after tearing his ACL twice. He shares how those setbacks tested him and shaped his mentality, and how the fight to return made him stronger. He also talks about what brought him to The U, and how the Miami program welcomed him like family from the moment he stepped on campus. Beyond football, Mo shares what fatherhood has meant to him and how his son has changed his outlook on life. We wrap up the episode with a round of fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by new Hurricanes running back CharMar “Marty” Brown. We kick things off with his debut performance in Miami’s win over Notre Dame, and what it felt like to take the field as a Hurricane for the first time. Marty then takes us back to his roots in the Midwest, where he grew up playing multiple sports—including wrestling—and developed a competitive edge alongside his twin brother. He shares how the work ethic instilled in him by his mom and grandfather pushed him through being under-recruited out of high school, often driving six hours or more just to attend camps and get noticed. He reflects on his time at North Dakota State, where he won the Jerry Rice Award and helped capture an FCS national championship, and what ultimately led him to enter the portal and choose The U. We wrap up with a round of fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions presented by OmegaXL Sport, we’re joined by quarterback Carson Beck as he enters a new chapter of his career at The U. Carson reflects on growing up immersed in sports, originally focused on baseball before realizing he preferred the intensity and energy of football. He even shares his first word—and yes, it’s sports-related. Carson opens up about his love for music, a passion passed down from his grandmother, and how playing the piano helps him unwind off the field. He talks candidly about his experience in the SEC, including the mental and physical battle of recovering from the injury he suffered during the SEC Championship game. He explains what led him to choose Miami to finish his collegiate career, the relationships he’s building with coaches and teammates, and how excited he is for what’s ahead. We close out the episode with a rapid-fire round of fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Miami defensive lineman Armando Blount joins us to share his unique path to The U. Growing up in South Florida, Armando got into football “because all the kids in school played football” —but quickly found himself drawn to the physicality of the game. He talks about how that aggression on the field contrasts with his academic drive, carrying a 4.5 GPA, graduating early, and earning valedictorian honors. He reflects on why he chose Miami, what it was like playing his first season at just 17, and his curiosity-driven approach to learning that keeps him diving into new subjects off the field. Armando touches on life after football and what might come next. We finish the episode with fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami defensive back Keionte Scott. Keionte talks about growing up between Las Vegas and San Diego, getting his start in athletics through track and field, and how that speed translated to the football field. He reflects on his early college journey, starting in junior college, playing on both sides of the ball, and ultimately finding his home on defense. Keionte shares what led him to Auburn, then Houston, and now to The U, and why Miami felt like the right place to finish his journey. He opens up about his desire to give back, inspired by his mother’s work with her non-profit and the example she set for him growing up. We close the episode with fan-submitted questions to round out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami defensive lineman Ahkeem Mesidor. Ahkeem talks about growing up in Canada and how he first got into football, almost walking away from the sport altogether until a switch to defense made the game fun again. He shares the challenges he faced moving to the U.S. to pursue football and the path that led him to West Virginia. He reflects on what brought him to The U and why he decided to return for his final season. Ahkeem also gives a look into his life off the field and how his experiences have shaped who he is today. We wrap up the episode with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami defensive lineman Ahmad Moten Sr. A Broward County native, Ahmad talks about growing up in a football family and following in the footsteps of his older brother, former Canes standout Anthony Moten. He reflects on the values his parents instilled in him, especially his father, who remains a role model in his life, and now influences how Ahmad approaches being a father himself.

He shares the joy of watching his young son grow up and how it’s changed his perspective on life and football. Ahmad also talks about what led him to The U, the grind of earning playing time, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. He touches on what life might look like after football, and we close the episode with fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami Hurricanes catcher Tanner Smith. Tanner talks about growing up in Minnesota and the challenges of playing baseball through harsh winters—challenges that ultimately led his family to move to Arizona so he and his brother could pursue the game year-round. He reflects on his time at Oregon State and what brought him to The U, as well as the tight bond he formed with his teammates during the past season. Tanner shares what draws him to the catcher’s role, from managing pitchers to mentoring younger players, and how he embraces the leadership and responsibility that come with the position. Off the field, he talks about spending time outdoors fishing and enjoying life with his fiancée. He also touches on what may lie ahead after baseball. We close out the episode with fan-submitted questions to round out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Miami Hurricanes linebacker Wesley Bissainthe. A Miami native, Wes shares how he found football at a young age and quickly fell in love with playing linebacker, a position he’s stuck with ever since. He talks about growing up in the heart of Miami’s football culture, the competitiveness of the youth scene, and his championship run at Miami Central, where he and current teammates like Reuben Bain won three state titles. Wes reflects on his recruitment journey and what led him to The U, including the moment Coach Cristobal made Central his first stop after taking the job. He shares some of his favorite moments in a Canes uniform so far and how he’s using his platform to give back, most recently through a team mission trip to the Dominican Republic to help build basketball courts for local communities. We close out the episode with fan-submitted questions for a deeper look into Wes’s story.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Hurricanes closer Brian Walters reflects on a season of challenges, growth, and faith. He shares how a strong belief system kept the team grounded during their run to the Super Regionals and how growing up in a Christian home shaped his values and perspective. A lifelong Canes fan, Brian talks about watching his uncle Matt play football at The U and chasing baseball dreams alongside his brother Andrew. He opens up about the transition from starter to closer, how he embraced the role, and the pride he feels following in Andrew’s footsteps. Brian shares how much he looks up to his brother and what it meant to witness his MLB debut in person. He discusses the setback of a season-ending injury during his first year at Miami and how faith, family, and the program helped him through it. Off the field, he talks about his love of fishing, passed down from his dad, and the lifelong connection his family has to The U. We wrap up with fan-submitted questions to close out the episode.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami Hurricanes offensive tackle Markel Bell. Markel reflects on growing up in Cleveland, Mississippi, where—as he puts it—there were only three options: go to school, play football, or end up in the streets. He shares how football started as a way to spend time with friends but quickly became his path forward, offering him both structure and a sense of community. Markel talks about his late growth spurt, learning to move with agility at his size, and the journey that took him from junior college to The U. He gives insight into the tight bond shared by the offensive line and the guidance he’s found under Coach Mirabal. Off the field, he opens up about his hobbies and how he’s giving back—one signature burger at a time. We wrap up with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Bobby Marsh—better known to Canes fans as Bobby Barrels. Bobby talks about growing up just outside of Penn State, learning the game from his dad, and dreaming of one day playing for the Hurricanes. He shares a story about a letter he wrote to his future self in eighth grade, hoping he’d make it to Miami—something he now proudly calls reality. Bobby walks us through his journey from FAU to his hometown team of Penn State, before arriving at The U, and how faith guided him through each step. He reflects on the tight-knit chemistry of this year’s team, how they stayed connected through adversity, and how that bond is fueling their success. Bobby touches on what life after baseball might look like. We wrap things up with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Dorian Gonzalez Jr., captain of the Miami Hurricanes baseball team. A Miami native through and through, Dorian reflects on his lifelong connection to the program—from growing up watching his father, Dorian Sr., play for the Canes alongside current head coach J.D. Arteaga, to now leading the team himself. He shares how his dad, who coached him through youth baseball and still helps with his game today, laid the foundation for his success. Dorian opens up about the close bond between his family and the Arteagas, and his deep friendship with J.D.’s son, Ari. He speaks candidly about the heartbreak of Ari’s tragic passing in high school and how he continues to honor his memory to this day. He talks about the pride and responsibility of being a captain, the bond within this year’s team, and how playing multiple sports growing up sharpened his skills on the diamond. We touch on what life beyond baseball might look like—and wrap up with fan-submitted questions to close out the conversation.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Francis “SiSi” Mauigoa, one of the anchors of the Miami Hurricanes offensive line. SiSi shares what it was like growing up on the island of American Samoa, where he first found his passion for sports through volleyball and rugby before quickly picking up football—competing against high school players while still in sixth grade. He opens up about the challenges of playing football on the island, from sharing equipment to finding any way possible to train and chase the dream. SiSi reflects on his journey to the mainland, first playing high school football in California, then making his way to Miami through IMG Academy. He talks about what led him to choose The U, his role in opening doors for more Polynesian players on the East Coast, and the strong bonds he shares with Coach Mirabal and Coach Cristobal. SiSi further dives into his close relationship with his brother Francisco, how they leaned on each other through the transition to the mainland, and how Francisco’s path to the NFL continues to inspire him. We end with a round of fan questions, diving into life, football, and everything in between.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami Hurricanes shortstop Jake Ogden. A Homestead native, Jake talks about growing up fishing with his dad, cheering on the Panthers and Canes, and learning life lessons through the baseball journeys of his older brother. He shares how that foundation—and a decision to bulk up in high school—helped him chase the dream of playing beyond the high school level. With Barry University as his only offer, Jake reflects on making the most of that opportunity, his transition to Division I baseball at UNC Greensboro, and how a summer in the Cape Cod League eventually led him back home to The U. He further opens up about the goals he’s chasing now and the path he’s paving for what comes next. Jake closes things out by responding to fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by new Miami wide receiver CJ Daniels. CJ shares what it was like growing up in Atlanta, balancing football and basketball, and how lessons from the hardwood have translated to the gridiron. He reflects on life in a competitive but supportive household, and how that environment shaped his mindset. CJ opens up about his family’s brand, The Subliminal Athlete, and how speaking positive affirmations fuels his performance and personal growth. He takes us through his journey from Liberty to LSU, and now to The U, and talks about how faith and trusting God’s plan helped him navigate setbacks, including injuries. To close the episode, CJ answers fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we shift back to football with spring practice in full swing and welcome new Miami center James Brockermeyer. A native of Ft. Worth, Texas, James talks about growing up in a football-driven household—playing alongside his brothers and learning from his father, a former Texas standout and NFL lineman. He reflects on beginning his college career at Alabama with his twin brother Tommy, his time at TCU, and what ultimately led him to The U. Now the last Brockermeyer brother still playing, James shares what it means to carry on the family legacy. He opens up about his early impressions of Miami, adjusting to Coach Mirabal’s system, and building chemistry with the offensive line. To close the episode, he answers fan-submitted questions for a deeper look at his journey both on and off the field.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Max Galvin as he shares the winding journey that led him to the Miami Hurricanes. Growing up in Texas in a sports-driven, competitive household—Max was surrounded by athletics from the start. He talks about moving to Miami to play at IMG Academy, falling in love with the city, and making the decision to begin his college career at Miami Dade. From summer ball to a commitment to Oklahoma State, Max opens up about the road that ultimately led him to his dream school at The U. He reflects on not being heavily recruited out of high school, the work he put in to elevate his game, and what he believes made the biggest difference in earning recognition. A multi-sport athlete with a background in hockey, football, snowboarding, and even surfing, Max also shares what he envisions for life after baseball. We close the episode with fan-submitted questions for a deeper look into his story on and off the field.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Haley and Hanna Cavinder as they reflect on their journey—on and off the court. The twins open up about their upbringing, the ways they’re alike and different, and, of course, settle the debate on who would win in a 1v1. With their collegiate basketball careers officially behind them, they look back on the highs and challenges of their time in the game, including what led them back to Miami for their final season. Beyond basketball, they discuss their growing business ventures, future opportunities, and the lessons they’ve learned navigating the world of sports, social media, and entrepreneurship. They also share what it means to be role models for young women, embracing the responsibility that comes with their platform. To wrap things up, they answer fan-submitted questions, giving even more insight into their journey and what’s next.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we catch up with Miami Hurricanes Friday night starter Nick Robert as he reflects on his journey to the mound. Growing up in Miami with French ancestry, he shares memories of traveling to New York, competing in multiple sports with his brother, and his late transition to full-time pitching after initially wanting to be a two-way player. Now, as one of the leaders of the Hurricanes’ rotation, Nick talks about the chemistry building within the team and what he enjoys away from the field.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Miami Hurricanes pitcher Griffin Hugus, fresh off earning ACC Pitcher of the Week honors. He reflects on growing up in a competitive household, playing baseball alongside his brothers, and the impact his father had as both a coach and mentor. Griffin shares how being a two-way player led him to Cincinnati and what ultimately brought him back to Miami—a program he grew up rooting for—with a goal of making it to Omaha. He also opens up about the deep role faith plays in his life, how he uses his platform to share his beliefs, and the strong bond this year’s team has formed through their shared faith. To wrap up, we dive into fan-submitted questions for an even deeper look into his journey on and off the field.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we kick off the baseball season by sitting down with Daniel Cuvet—the nation’s top-ranked third baseman. A Miami native, Daniel shares how growing up in the city’s ultra-competitive baseball scene shaped his game, from committing to the Hurricanes at just 14 years old to playing at Elite Squad Academy. He reflects on his breakout freshman season, the challenges of overcoming a mid-season slump, and the self-imposed pressure to deliver in clutch moments. Daniel also opens up about his family’s deep bond, his father’s career as a professional jai alai player, and how they rallied together when his mother was diagnosed with cancer. To close, we dive into fan-submitted questions for an even deeper look into his journey on and off the field.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we’re joined by Miami Hurricanes forward Natalija Marshall. Growing up in the heart of New York City, she honed her game on outdoor courts, eventually making her way to the legendary Rucker Park. Natalija shares how her parents—both Hall of Famers in their own right—inspired her competitive spirit and shaped her journey. She reflects on her time at Notre Dame, the challenges of adjusting to life in the Midwest, and what led her to Miami for her final year of eligibility. Off the court, Natalija talks about her passion for food, travel, and her budding modeling career. Plus, she reveals her music tastes—including her love for Taylor Swift—as she gives us a glimpse into her life beyond basketball.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we sit down with Jasmyne Roberts, captain of the Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team. Hailing from the small town of Yulee, Florida—also the hometown of NFL star Derrick Henry—Jasmyne reflects on growing up in a small town and how her family shaped her competitive spirit. She opens up about the challenges of transitioning to a Catholic school and finding her stride on the court at Bishop Kenny. Although she grew up a Georgia fan, Jasmyne reveals what ultimately drew her to Miami. She revisits the Hurricanes’ historic Elite Eight run, including her unforgettable performance against Villanova. In a heartfelt moment, Jasmyne pays tribute to her late brother Christopher Roberts, who passed away in the summer of 2023. To wrap things up, we tackle fan-submitted questions for an even deeper dive into her incredible journey both on and off the court.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, we welcome our first women’s basketball guest, Cameron Williams. Hailing from Chicago, Cameron shares how her father, former NBA player Aaron Williams, and her accomplished mother shaped her drive to succeed both on and off the court. She dives into how her siblings’ competitive spirit fuels her determination and reflects on overcoming the challenges of finishing high school and navigating recruitment during the pandemic. Cameron further opens up about her time at Michigan and her decision to finish her collegiate career with the Hurricanes. Off the court, she reveals her love for movies, fashion, and what life after basketball may have to offer. As always, we wrap things up with fan-submitted questions.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Hurricanes running back Jordan Lyle takes us through his journey from youth football in Miami—highlighted by a standout 9U “Play of the Year”—to making his mark at The U. He reflects on the pivotal role his family played in fostering his love for the game, from learning the ropes with his dad and brothers to drawing strength and guidance through faith from his mom. Jordan further delves into his high school career at St. Thomas Aquinas, being a top recruit with over 40 offers, and his decision to flip his commitment from Ohio State to Miami. He shares the story behind his electrifying 91-yard touchdown against USF and gives a glimpse of what’s to come next season. The episode wraps up with our fan Q&A session.

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In this heartfelt episode of Storm Sessions, Hurricanes running back Mark Fletcher Jr. takes us on a journey from growing up in Miami as a fan of The U to emerging as one of its brightest stars. He reflects on his standout high school career, his decision to flip his commitment from Ohio State to stay close to home, the role of his faith in his life and the challenges of overcoming injuries. In a vulnerable moment, Mark opens up about the unexpected and heartbreaking loss of his father during the season, sharing how the unwavering support of his teammates, coaches and the Hurricanes community helped him and his family through a difficult time. The episode wraps with an extended fan Q&A featuring the most questions submitted to date.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Francisco Mauigoa—better known as Kiko—shares his incredible journey from American Samoa to The U. With family, football, and faith at the heart of his story, Kiko dives into the deep bond between Samoan culture and the game he loves. He reflects on playing high school football both on the island and in California, the unique meaning behind the ula fala, and the influence of his siblings on his life and career. Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation, capped off with fan-submitted questions that give even more insight into this exceptional Hurricane.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Hurricanes defensive lineman Tyler Baron takes us on a journey from his roots in Nashville, Tennessee, to his new home at The U. Tyler opens up about his early years playing multiple sports, the transition from offense to defense that shaped his football career, and the deep bond he shares with his older brothers, who continue to inspire him. He reflects on the importance of giving back—instilled by his mother’s example—and shares what ultimately drew him to Miami. Beyond the game, Tyler reveals his passions and interests off the field. Don’t miss the fan Q&A at the end for even more insight into this standout Hurricane.

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Meet the man behind the smile in this episode of Storm Sessions, featuring Hurricanes running back Damien Martinez. Known for flashing a big grin while charging down the field, Damien sits down with host Danny Enriquez to talk about his roots playing football in Texas, his high school journey, and his time at Oregon State before joining The U. Hear about the tight-knit brotherhood among Miami’s running backs, his strong ties to faith and family, and stick around for our fan Q&A to close out the show.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, former McDonald’s All-American and consensus five-star recruit Jalil Bethea joins host Danny Enriquez to recount his journey from growing up in Philadelphia to breaking out during his junior year at Archbishop Wood and dominating the Nike EYBL circuit. Jalil also shares why he started his social media channels and offers an inside look at how the new look Hurricane basketball team is building chemistry. Stick around for his responses to your fan-submitted questions at the end!

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Mishael “Meesh” Powell opens up about his journey from Seattle to The U. Host Danny Enriquez dives into Meesh’s unique background – from growing up skiing with his family and the importance of academics to transferring his baseball skills to the football field. Meesh shares the strong influence of his faith, family and why Miami was the right fit to finish his collegiate career. Stay tuned for our signature fan Q&A at the conclusion of the show for more insights into the life of Meesh.

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In this episode of Storm Sessions, Anez Cooper takes us on his journey from small-town Alabama to making his mark here at the U. Join host Danny Enriquez as he digs into what helped Anez break out of his shell upon arriving in Miami, his close-knit relationships with his teammates, the pivotal role Coach Mirabal played in his development and more. Stay tuned for another round of fan-submitted questions for more insight into Coop’s life on and off the field to wrap this edition of Storm Sessions.

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In the premiere episode of Storm Sessions, Miami Hurricanes QB1 Cam Ward sits down with host Danny Enriquez for an exclusive look at his journey to The U. Get an intimate view of Cam’s story through photos, videos, and untold memories as he shares his rise from a multi-sport athlete in small-town Texas, to a zero-star high school recruit, and now a Heisman hopeful. Tune-in for a rare opportunity to see Cam like never before. Plus, don’t miss the fan Q&A submitted by you, Canes Nation, at the end of the episode.

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