Long Beach Poly’s Jaden Hernandez and Anthony Rodriguez signed letters of intent to play college football, with Hernandez committing to Colorado State and Rodriguez to UC Davis. Hernandez showcased his versatility this season, amassing 400 receiving yards and six sacks, earning him recognition as the Moore League utility player of the year. Rodriguez, who started playing football as a freshman, flourished this season, culminating in his selection as the Moore League offensive lineman of the year after receiving a scholarship offer during a summer tournament. Both athletes express gratitude for their opportunities and a commitment to continue improving.
By the NumbersHernandez recorded 400 yards receiving, three touchdowns, and six sacks this season.Rodriguez was named the Moore League offensive lineman of the year. State of PlayHernandez is adapting to a coaching transition at Colorado State after the departure of head coach Jay Norvell.Rodriguez secured his first college offer after several years of hard work and development in football. What’s Next
Hernandez will continue to develop his skills under coach Jim Mora at Colorado State, while Rodriguez prepares for his collegiate journey at UC Davis, with both athletes aiming to make significant impacts on their respective teams.
Bottom Line
Hernandez and Rodriguez’s college commitments mark a pivotal moment in their athletic careers, exemplifying dedication and adaptability amid changes, setting the stage for their future success in collegiate football.