Georgia QB Jaden Rashada scheduling visits

Former Georgia quarterback Jaden Rashada is lining up multiple transfer visits, a source told On3. The former four-star recruit has three years of eligibility remaining.

Rashada is lining up trips to UConn and Fresno State, the source said. The quarterback was previously released from his National Letter of Intent at Florida, then transferred from Arizona State and later to Georgia. Western Kentucky and Tulane were previously schools tied to his recruitment.

Rashada did not play last season at Georgia, but threw for 485 yards and four touchdowns in three games at Arizona State in 2023. UConn quarterback Joe Fagnano is on the Huskies’ spring roster, but it’s unclear if he has eligibility remaining. The Huskies also return former Oklahoma and Wisconsin transfer Nick Evers, who threw for 918 yards and five touchdowns last season.

Fresno State added Rice transfer quarterback E.J. Warner in January, but recently lost junior quarterback Josh Wood to the portal. The Bulldogs also bring back freshman Jayden Mandal. Rashada would have a shot to compete for the starting job at Fresno State.

Rashada is still in the midst of his lawsuit against Florida head coach Billy Napier, former Florida director of NIL and player engagement Marcus Castro-Walker and well-known UF booster Hugh Hathcock. A judge ruled this month that Rashada’s fraudulent misrepresentation and inducement, conspiracy to commit fraud and negligent misrepresentation claims survive to discovery and go toward trial.

Jaden Rashada filed the lawsuit last May. At the heart of the suit is a four-year, $13.85 million contract that played a crucial role in Rashada flipping his commitment from Miami to Florida in November 2022. According to court documents, the Gators allegedly reneged on the unprecedented NIL collective agreement, leaving the quarterback without a school and out millions of dollars.