San Francisco Riordan 6-foot-6 senior Jasir Rencher, known for his ability to shoot, leap and defend, can also change directions on a dime.

The do-everything wing, a four-star forward recruit and first-team All-California selection, was forced to pivot quickly last week after Texas A&M coach Buzz Williams took a job at Maryland.

A Texas A&M signee who committed to the Aggies on Oct. 3 was freed from his letter of intent and Friday announced on Twitter than he's staying on the West Coast and headed to the University of Washington.

According to 247Sports, the move lands the Huskies' 2025 Class to No. 5 in the nation as Rencher joins three more 4-star recruits, Prolific Prep power forward Niko Bundalo, Utah Prep point guard JJ Mandaquit and Oak Hill Academy shooting guard Courtland Muldrew, all signees, for the Huskies in 2025-26.

That's almost a complete team right there with all four players at different spots.

Rencher led the Crusaders to a 29-2 season and first Northern California Open Division championship before losing in the state title game to Roosevelt of Eastvale. Rencher had 22 points in that game and finished with averages of 14.7 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.7 steals per game.

His team was balanced and loaded, averaging almost 40-points-per game as a winning margin. He didn't need to score, but then they did, he responded like a 33-point barrage against Mitty when he made a West Catholic Athletic League record nine three-pointers.