Jadyn Davis, one of the top-ranked quarterbacks in the Class of 2024, revealed his long-awaited college decision on Friday, announcing on SportsCenter that he has committed to play for Michigan and coach John Harbaugh.
“Can’t wait to call Ann Arbor my home for the next 3-4 years,” Davis, the fourth-ranked QB in the ’24 class according to 247Sports’ composite rankings, told ESPN’s Adam Schefter in a text. “Everything from my relationship with the guys on the team currently, coaching staff, academics, and scheme went into this decision. I’d run through a wall for Coach Harbaugh. We’re going to win a lot of games and multiple championships. I can’t wait to get to work!”
A highly-touted five-star recruit at Providence Day School in Charlotte, N.C, Davis, picked the Wolverines over a host of other offers, including Alabama, Tennessee and Clemson, to name a few. The 17-year-old dual-threat QB, who is entering his senior season, has been engaged in the recruiting process since he was 13, and told ESPN on Friday his decision was about academics just as much as football.
