Rashad Still

Class:
Junior
Position:
WR
Hometown:
El Paso, Texas
High School:
Andress HS

PRONUNCIATION:

2017 - JUNIOR SEASON:Â Played in 10 games and caught two passes for 68 yards. Game-by-Game: Competed against Buffalo, at Oregon State and versus MarylandÂ - lone reception went for 32 yards at PurdueÂ - competed against Michigan State, Illinois and at IowaÂ - started at MichiganÂ - saw action against NebraskaÂ - caught one pass for 36 yards at Northwestern.Â

2016 - SOPHOMOREÂ SEASON: Played in 10 games and made 18 catches for 349 yards - rushed one time for eight yards and returned an onside kick attempt for 30 yards. Game-by-Game: Started against Oregon State and caught one pass for six yardsÂ - missed the Indiana State, Colorado State and Penn State games with an injuryÂ - returned to action against Iowa and caught two passes for 36 yardsÂ - hauled in a 26-yard reception at Maryland and rushed one time for eight yards against RutgersÂ - made one catch for 11 yards at IllinoisÂ - caught four balls for 87 yards against Purdue and two passes for 16 yards at NebraskaÂ - made two catches for 81 yards against Northwestern and returned an onside kick for 30 yards (his 111 all-purpose yards led the team)Â - caught three passes for 48 yards at WisconsinÂ - recorded two catches for 38 yards against Washington State.Â

2015 - FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in 12 games - caught 18 passes for 194 yards and three touchdowns. Game-by-Game: Made his collegiate debut against TCU and caught three passes for 14 yardsÂ - competed at Colorado State - made two catches for 26 yards against Kent StateÂ - hadÂ one catch for 24 yards against OhioÂ - saw actionÂ at Purdue and against Nebraska - caught two passes for 69 yards against Michigan, which included a 52-yard reception from Mitch Leidner that resulted in his first-career touchdownÂ - made six catches for 41 yards and one touchdown at Ohio StateÂ - caught one pass for six yards at IowaÂ - made two catches for six yards against Illinois, which included a 1-yard touchdown with five seconds left in the first halfÂ - caught one pass for eight yards against WisconsinÂ - competed against Central Michigan.Â

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Andress High School - started playing football during his junior year and ended his career with 77 catches for 1,071 yards and 14 touchdowns - helped lead team to 10-3 overall record and a 7-1 mark in district action as a senior - played in 12 games and caught 49 passes for 704 yards and 11 touchdowns - also rushed for one touchdown - made 23 tackles on defense, including 3.0 sacks - broke up one pass and caused one fumble - played in 11 games as a junior and caught 28 passes for 367 yards and three touchdowns - also rushed for one touchdown - made seven tackles on defense and recovered one fumble - coached by Patrick Brown - also lettered in track and basketball - was an all-state performer in basketball - received a three-star ranking from ESPN and two stars from Rivals, 247Sports and Scout - ESPN lists him as the No. 62 wide receiver in the nation, while 247Sports tabs him as the No. 263 receiver and the 324th-best prospect in Texas.Â

PERSONAL: Born July 6, 1997 - son of Sheila Pippen - has one brother (Maliik).