ASU football gets commitment of 3-star quarterback Daylin McLemore

Arizona State football landed a quarterback commit in its 2020 class.

Daylin McLemore, a three-star quarterback out of Junipero Serra High School in San Mateo, Calif., announced his commitment to the Sun Devils late Saturday night.

Forks Up🔱 pic.twitter.com/puJmSLAjJd

— Daylin McLemore (@daylinmclemore) February 2, 2020

McLemore was an efficient quarterback over his nine games in his senior year, completing 94 of his 119 passes — a clip of 79% — for 1,573 yards. He had 15 touchdowns and four interceptions. On the ground, he rushed for 429 yards and five touchdowns on 60 carries.

The 6-foot-3, 195-pound passer is ranked the No. 35 dual-threat quarterback in the class and No. 120 player in California by 247Sports.

Serra went 13-2 this past season. McLemore’s top games included a 6-for-8 performance with four touchdowns and no interceptions, a 10-for-14 game with three touchdowns and no picks, and two games in which he completed more than 90% of his passes.

According to McLemore’s Twitter account, he had 13 offers from Division I schools including Nevada and Boise State.

ASU offered on Jan. 23 and was the final one he tweeted about.

McLemore committed to ASU despite a crowded quarterback room. Incumbent starter Jayden Daniels will return as a sophomore, and behind him is sophomore Ethan Long, who was named a captain as a true freshman and dubbed “Captain America.”

Redshirt freshman Trenton Bourguet is also on the ASU roster.

The Sun Devils now have 19 commits, according to 247Sports: seven four-star players and 12 three-star. Their recruiting class is ranked No. 23 in the country and No. 4 in the Pac-12.

McLemore is the 13th ASU commit from a California high school.

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