Jordan Clay, a multi-sport athlete from Texas, announced that he has received an offer from the Arizona State Sun Devils’ Football program.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!After a great conversation with @coacharroyo I am blessed to receive my 7th D1 offer from Arizona State University.@KennyDillingham @JeremyPlattASU #SunDevil @JMadison_FB pic.twitter.com/vn3LP6OLW3
— Jordan Clay 4⭐️ (@Jordan_clay11) January 17, 2024
Clay’s Potiential
The Sophomore out of San Antonio not only plays varsity football for the Madison Mavericks but also plays varsity basketball and is a hurdle champion.
At 6-foot-4, Clay’s size mixed with athleticism has already caught the attention of programs at the next level. He has received offers from several schools, including Baylor, Houston, and Texas Tech. While he has the potiential to play many different sports at the next level, football programs are heavily interested in him.
Super impressed with Jordan Clay 6’4” 205 wide receiver from San Antonio Madison HS, TX. Already a 4*+ with 5* Potential. Deep threat with exceptional hands, route running and 4.5 speed. Hurdles champ. Excels in basketball just a great athlete. 3.8 GPA.@Jordan_clay11 pic.twitter.com/tFjXZgThBU
— Tom Lemming (@LemmingReport) December 15, 2023
However, Clay still has over two years before he has to make a decision and will undoubtedly receive more Division 1 interest.
What It Could Mean For ASU
While the Sun Devils are trending in the right direction, they will need some explosion at wide receiver when Clay is eligible to play for them.
5 catches, 130 yards, & 2 TDs vs Johnson HS.@ChansiStuckey @skwilliamsjr @CoachJP3 @CoachAhmadPSU @COACHJUICE_ @CoachHun_SMU @TrustMyEyesO @D_shorts6 @CoachBather @coach_bhall @BU_CoachCollins @_CoachGregg @CoachSark @Coach_Vasey @CoachMCScott @oregonfootball pic.twitter.com/tvEfhvWwwn
— Jordan Clay 4⭐️ (@Jordan_clay11) November 4, 2023
The team’s top two wide receivers this past season were Elijhah Badger and Jalin Conyers, who will both be graduating by the time 2026 hits. Clay may be able to come in and provide that much-needed playmaking for Kenny Dillingham and the Sun Devils.
Keep a close eye out on the Texas athlete.
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Saleh Awwad is a writer/reporter covering Phoenix High School Sports, Arizona State Sun Devils, and more for Burn City Sports. You can follow him on X via @SalehAwwad_
