Coral Gables, Florida - Quarterback prospect Jaden Rashada just became one of the top recruits in the history of University of Miami football.

The Hurricanes quarterback coach Frank Ponce just racked up another star recruit.

Jaden Rashada, a top-50 prospect in the class of 2023, committed to the University of Miami on Sunday after using his final official visit to see the Hurricanes last week.

The four-star quarterback and No. 45-ranked overall player chose the Hurricanes over top-notch colleges like Florida, LSU, Ole Miss, and Texas A&M.

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"Miami just felt like home when I went there the second time," Rashada said. "Miami has a California vibe, that's what set it off a bit."

The 6-foot-4 star athlete from Pittsburg High School in California is the No.7-ranked quarterback and No.5-ranked player in the current recruiting cycle. Rashada threw for 2,220 yards including 27 touchdowns, racked up 193 rushing yards, and scored once on the ground as a sophomore in 2021.

With his current ratings, Rashada is the second-highest ranked quarterback recruit in Hurricanes' history behind Kyle Wright – the No. 3 player in the class of 2003.

The Under Armour All-American joins four-star athlete Robby Washington as the only two blue-chip players of the Hurricane recruiting class thus far. Rashada's commitment brings Miami’s 2023 class up from No. 44 in the country to No. 33.