Shelton Henderson and the Boozer twins were elated with Dante Allen's decision to commit to the Miami Hurricanes. Allen, who shared the news as an Instagram post, saw comments from the brothers.
"The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps" Proverbs 16:9," Allen captioned his post.
Cayden Boozer added two comments:
"Yessirrrr🙌🙌," "Cane nation👀👀."
His brother, Cameron Boozer, commented:
"Yessirrrrr."

Shelton Henderson also commented:
"congrats gang."

Dante Allen ranks 63rd nationally, 19th in the shooting guard position and 13th in Florida (as per On3's Industry Rankings). The 6-foot-3 shooting guard also had offers from top programs, including the Villanova Wildcats, Georgia Bulldogs, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Tennessee Volunteers, among others.
He took only one official visit to the Hurricanes on Saturday before deciding. Allen, who became Miami's first commit from the 2025 Class, talked about his visit with 247Sports.
"It was great," Allen said. "I really enjoyed being there for a few hours. I went around campus, went to see the facilities, we spent a lot of time with the coaches. I really enjoyed it. There was definitely a lot of great stuff with the facilities.
"They're not going to do a full re-do, but I think they are redoing some things with facilities and definitely updating a little bit of stuff. So that stuff I'm excited to see. But it was all great.I got an idea of how everything would be."
Cameron Boozer's Columbus head coach, Andrew Moran, joins Miami
Andrew Moran, who led the Explorers to their fourth consecutive State Championship, left his job as the head coach of the Columbus Explorers on Friday. The official X (formerly Twitter) page of the Explorers published the news.
"Congrats to Coach Andrew Moran on becoming an Assistant Coach at @CanesHoops! In 6 seasons, he led Columbus to a 145-34 record, 4 straight state titles, and the 2025 national championship. Thank you for everything, Coach! #CPride #Adelante," the post was captioned.
Cayden and Cameron Boozer, sons of the two-time NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer, capped off their impressive high school career at the Columbus Explorers. The Boozer twins will now head to their father's alma mater, Duke Blue Devils, after they signed for the program on Nov. 10 last year.
Cayden and Cameron Boozer will be joined by Shelton Henderson and Nikolas Khamenia next season.