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For the second consecutive year, Jadyn Davis has been honored as the best player in the state of Carolina, becoming the first player in the state to win this award twice. Four-star quarterback Jadyn Davis was born and brought up in Fort Mill, Sc., and started his football journey when he was a 7-year-old water boy for his brother’s football team. At a very young age, he collected a bucket full of awards throughout his high school journey at Providence Day High School.
Moving forward to his family, the real MVP behind anyone’s success is their parents, who have nurtured love and support for the person for a very long time. Jadyn’s family has been his biggest supporter and football comes to him naturally, as his older brother also plays football. His family never misses a chance to accompany him on any big day of his life; without their encouragement and love, he would not have been where he stands today.
Sports star-studded family of Jadyn Davis
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Polls of the day
Poll 1 of 5
Do you think Jadyn Davis will become Michigan's starting QB soon?
Absolutely
Not yet
Never
Who do you think had the biggest influence on Caleb Downs' football career?
His father
His mother
His brother
His coaches
Whats your Perspective on:
Can Jadyn Davis become Michigan's next star QB with the strong support of his dedicated parents?
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What do you think is the biggest influence on Justice Haynes' football career?
His father
His mother
His own talent
Coaching staff
Do you think Aaron Rodgers and Robert Saleh can mend their fractured relationship?
Yes, they are professionals
No, it's beyond repair
Only if they win games
Depends on team management
College journey and records
During his time at Providence Day, Davis threw 6795 yards and 86 touchdowns. including the records from his learning at Catawba Ridge, he threw for 9366 yards and 111 touchdowns. In most of the Mecklenburg County all-time passing records list, he was in the top 20. He started his freshman season quite early, but due to a collarbone injury, he missed extended time. Ahead of his college journey with Michigan, let’s find out what he has to offer from his last year’s performance.
The 6-foot, 202-pound prospect is the No. 4 quarterback and No. 24 overall prospect in the 2024 recruiting cycle. He decided to choose Michigan from his final four choices: Ohio State, North Carolina, Cleveland, and Tennessee. He scored at least 27 points in each game and averaged 47.3 points per game in 2023. His fans believe that his potential is unmatchable and say that if Michigan supporters should be excited about a certain QB, it should be him. What are your thoughts on it?
Debate
Can Jadyn Davis become Michigan's next star QB with the strong support of his dedicated parents?