A Gazette Special Feature MIAMI SPRINGS — The first thing that stood out Monday afternoon, July 27, at Miami Springs High School was the turnout. The Golden Hawks opened practice with 51 players on the field — a striking number for a program that has often struggled to reach 30. Coaches said the roster could climb into the low 70s once additional players complete required physicals. The surge follows the arrival of a familiar name: former Miami Springs standout and NFL wide receiver T.Y. Hilton, who returned home to take over as head coach. “This was always about coming back here to where I went to school to try and build things back up again,” Hilton said after practice. “I’m sure...