Demetrius Campbell, a towering 6’6″, 300-pound offensive tackle from Orlando Christian Prep in Orlando, Florida, has committed to the Miami Hurricanes as part of the 2025 recruiting class. Known for his exceptional size and physicality, Campbell brings both strength and agility to the gridiron, making him a key asset for Miami’s future offensive line.
As one of the most highly regarded linemen in his class, Campbell has shown the ability to dominate in both the running and passing game. His combination of size and mobility allows him to overpower defenders at the line of scrimmage, creating massive gaps for running backs and providing protection for quarterbacks. His athleticism, especially for a player of his size, has caught the attention of scouts and coaches alike, as he possesses the quickness to pull and block in space, a rare skill for linemen of his stature.
Campbell’s commitment to Miami is a significant win for head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff, as the Hurricanes continue to build a formidable offensive line for the future. Campbell is the second lineman to join the 2025 class, following other highly touted prospects, and his addition solidifies the team’s focus on strengthening the trenches, an area crucial to success in the competitive ACC. His decision to stay in Florida and play for Miami speaks to the program’s growing appeal and its commitment to developing top-tier talent.
With his size, skill, and potential for development, Demetrius Campbell is expected to be a cornerstone for Miami’s offensive line as they look to build on their success and return to prominence in college football.
