​The Hurricanes’ strong 2027 recruiting class took a hit Tuesday afternoon.Four-star offensive lineman Jatori Williams backed off his commitment, announcing his decision on social media.“I want to thank the University of Miami coaching staff for the time, effort, and care they have shown me and my family throughout my recruitment,” Williams wrote. “They have done an outstanding job recruiting me and building relationships with, and I am truly grateful for their belief in me.“After careful consideration, I have decided to decommit from the University of Miami and re-open my recruitment. This is a personal decision and does not reflect any disappointment with Miami or its coaching staff. They have been great to me and my family every step of the way. They are elite.”Williams, who committed to the Hurricanes on May 21, is listed as the No. 8 interior lineman and No. 114 prospect in the 2027 class, according to 247Sports’ composite rankings.Williams, a Phenix City, Alabama, native, is listed at 6-foot-5 and 320 pounds.Auburn is also recruiting Williams. He took a visit to Auburn in September, according to 247Sports.Miami currently has two offensive linemen in its 2027 class: four-star Sean Tatum and three-star Tyler Ford.Williams did not rule out rejoining the Hurricanes’ class in the future.“As we approach signing day in December, I want to give myself the opportunity to fully evaluate my options and make the best decision for my future,” Williams wrote. “Where I will be for the next 3 to 4 years is a very important decision for my family and I. It’s one that I do not take lightly. I still have a lot of love and respect for Miami, and I am keeping that door open with them as I move forward in this process.”