As the highest-rated recruit and lone four-star in the Sun Devil’s 2023 high school class, Jaden Rashada, a 6-foot-4 dual-threat QB from Northern California, comes to ASU with a lot of expectations.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!After having an infamous NIL deal go wrong with Florida, Rashada could have gone anywhere, but he flipped his commitment from the Gators to Arizona State, following in the footsteps of his father, Harlen Rashada. Harlen played defensive back for the Sun Devils from 1992-94.
Jaden’s brother, Roman Rashada, a defensive back who didn’t appear in any games for Ole Miss last season, also recently transferred to Arizona State. Jaden spoke on the impact of having two Sun Devil family members, saying it was a “blessing.”
Jaden started his last two high school seasons and threw for 5,816 yards, 80 touchdowns and completed 60% of his passes. He also had 592 yards and nine touchdowns rushing. He enrolled early and practiced with the team this spring.
Rashada has an outside chance to be the ASU starting quarterback and will battle Trenton Bourguet and Drew Pyne, who both also spoke to the media today, for the job.
Read more about Rashada here:
“It just meant more to be here” ASU QB Jaden Rashada tells Bussin’ with the Boys
WATCH: Drew Pyne Speaks on QB Competition, Transferring to Arizona State
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Brendan Mau is a college sports insider and general assignment reporter for Burn City Sports. You can follow him on Twitter via @Brendan_Mau
