Back to the Orlando City SC Newsfeed

Keyshawn Smith wants to be more than a deep-ball threat for UM; LT Zion Nelson stronger, more confident

Miami Hurricanes second-year wide receiver Keyshawn Smith has been noted early in spring drills as one of the underclassmen standing out over the team’s first three practices.

The 6-foot-1, 184-pound speedster that has been tracked as running up to 22 mph in practice and has shown flashes on plays down the field.

“I would say I’m a deep-ball threat,” said Smith, still listed as a freshman because last season did not count against player eligibility. “I love to outrun people. I’m pretty fast. Deep balls [have been] my thing ever since high school.”

Miami Hurricanes wide receiver Keyshawn Smith (No. 5) making a catch and run during spring drills.
Miami Hurricanes wide receiver Keyshawn Smith (No.