After parting ways with Florida last month, Rashada picks what he’s calling his “childhood dream school.”
Jaden Rashada has found a landing spot.
It is unclear if Rashada will sign a letter of intent on Wednesday, the first day that recruits are allowed to put pen to paper during the traditional signing period.The five-star quarterback signed a letter of intent with the University of Florida during the early period in December. But when a reported $13.5 million Name, Image and Likeness deal fell apart with an independent Florida fundraising arm, Gator Collective, Rashada requested and was granted a release from the letter of intent.
In his Twitter post, Rashada called Arizona State his “childhood dream school” and “a place where I’m happy.”When new Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham was the offensive coordinator at Oregon, he tried to lure Rashada to Eugene.
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