Latwan Anderson came into the University of Miami as the 15th best recruit of the '10 recruiting class in the entire nation according to Rivals.com. Now its unclear if he'll be playing football at Miami, or anywhere for that matter. According to The Herald, Anderson has left the football team to concentrate on track and won't likely ever set foot on the field of Sun Life stadium.

"I felt that all things were equal between West Virginia and Miami," Anderson told

at the time. "The only difference was the football. In my opinion, Miami is far and away closer to winning conference and national championships than West Virginia."

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When asked after practice Wednesday if there was a possibility Anderson might return for spring football, Shannon said, ``I don't know. He's in track. Spring is when track comes in so he's on track scholarship. They're paying his bills so that's track. He'll be in full-time track until the season is over.''

Why did he leave football practices?

``To concentrate on track,'' Shannon said. ``Track is paying his bills.''

Is there a possibility he might transfer, or are you concerned about that?

``He's on track,'' Shannon said.

Since Anderson is considered a walk-on in Football, under NCAA rules he could play football for another team beginning next year.

[Herald: Miami Hurricanes' Latwan Anderson leaves football team]