QB Jaden Rashada Resets Commitment Date; Hurricanes in New Top Five
Pittsburg (Calif.) quarterback and Miami Hurricanes 2023 target Jaden Rashada is pushing his commitment back from June 18, All Hurricanes has learned via John Garcia, Jr. of Sports Illustrated All-American.
UPDATE: Rashada confirmed the news on Thursday evening, tweeting a new commitment date of June 26 and cutting his list to five schools in the process: Miami, Florida, Texas A&M, LSU and Ole Miss.
I’ll be pushing my 40+ year decision back to June 26th, as I would want more time to think and reflect on one of the biggest decisions of my life, while doing it on my Grandmas birthday 👼🏽! I’ll be doing no interviews until after my decision! Please and thank you 🙏🏾! #4413 #AG2G pic.twitter.com/qvYBkOKaWr
— Jaden Rashada 5️⃣ (@jadenrashada) June 16, 2022
This could result in good news for the Miami Hurricanes, in particular. Rashada has one official visit remaining after first checking out Ole Miss in April before conducting back-to-back OVs with Texas A&M, LSU and Florida between June 3-9.
Miami is one of Rashada's top seven schools, alongside the programs he's officially visited, Oregon and California. If he were to use the final official visit before making his pledge, it's safe to assume one of these three schools would get it.
Speaking with SI All-American at the Overtime 7-on-7 tournament in Las Vegas, Nev. after the UF visit, Rashada hinted at the possibility — although at the time considered it unlikely — that he could push his commitment back and potentially plan a visit with the Hurricanes.
“We’ll see," Rashada admitted about possibly visiting Miami. "I’m working on that right now.”
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Rashada added that he still needed time to think about his imminent decision, which remains to be the case considering he has now pushed his recruiting timeline back.
SI All-American currently considers Rashada to be the No. 4 quarterback in the nation heading into the Elite 11 Finals later this month, among the group of five Tier 1 signal-callers in this class.
The 6-foot-4, 185-pound gunslinger completed 57 percent of his 256 passes for 2,220 yards, 27 touchdowns and five interceptions in his debut season as a starter in 2021, adding 25 rushing attempts for 193 yards and a score on the ground.
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