Former Pittsburg High star, back on the recruiting market after parting ways with Florida, continues to garner national headlines.
Jaden Rashada has been profiled by the Wall Street Journal. His ongoing recruiting drama has made headlines on ESPN’s home page and in the New York Post.
But that hasn’t stopped some of college football’s top programs from doing what they can to lure the 6-foot-4, 185-pound Rashada to their campus.If college football is about winning the sport’s two seasons — actual games and recruiting — Rashada is thought to be a home run for the latter. Whether he lives up to his five-star billing remains to be seen.
At those camps, which do not include offensive and defensive linemen, Rashada is a Joe Burrow or a Patrick Mahomes. As one source said, he makes all the throws with pinpoint and jaw-dropping accuracy. Couple that with his measurables — it never hurts for a QB to be 6-4 — and arm strength and, well, you have a guy who leaves boosters reaching into their bank accounts and coaches offering scholarships.
The Miami deal was reportedly worth in excess of $9 million, a figure Rashada denied in a social-media post and refused to address when asked to be interviewed last season. Florida’s independent fundraising arm, Gator Collective, later made a $13.5 million deal over four years with Rashada, and on Nov. 10 the quarterback accepted, according to The Athletic.
A few days later, Rashada asked to be released from the letter of intent. Florida granted the request last week even though Rashada was said to be the “jewel” of its recruiting class.
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