LaDarius Henderson Season 2020

--Arizona State OL LaDarius Henderson talks new culture (by Nikash Nath, arizonasports.com/July 15, 2022)
--Sun Devil Football Zoom Series: LaDarius Henderson (June 21, 2022)
--The bedrock of ASU leadership begins with LaDarius Henderson (by Cole Topham, ASUDevils.com/June 15, 2022)

JUNIOR (2021)

• Elevated his game to help pave the way for a prolific rushing attack, earning Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week honors back in October.
• Started all 13 games for the Sun Devils at left guard.
• Played all but 12 snaps on offense for the entire season (of ASU's 813 snaps).
• Henderson was the 11th-highest graded guard overall on offense in the Pac-12 (71.3) during the regular season.
• Allowed just 10 quarterback pressures in the regular season- tied for fourth-fewest among Pac-12 offensive guards and among the Top 50 fewest among all guards in the FBS.
• Tied for 38^th among FBS guards with just one sack allowed on the year in the regular season.
• Played a pivotal role in ASU averaging 202.3 rushing yards per game during the regular season, which was good for 24^th in the FBS and the most for a full season at ASU since 2012 (205.4) – and just the eighth time ASU has rushed for over 200 yards per game since joining the Pac-12 in 1978. 
• Also a major reason ASU allowed just 21 sacks in the regular season – tied for 36^th-fewest in the FBS – notable as outside of 2018 (12^th in FBS with only 16 allowed) and excluding the shortened 2020 season – ASU finished outside the Top-100 seven times (2012-17, 2019)  in the last decade and had not been in the Top 75 in any season since AT LEAST 2005 (when the NCAA sacks allowed records start becoming more difficult to locate). 

SOPHOMORE (2020)

• Appeared in all four games, playing on special teams and rotating in on the offensive line
• Showed his ability to play both guard and tackle 

--LaDarius Henderson and the building blocks of Arizona State’s football future (by Andy Staples, The Athletic/Nov. 18, 2019)

FRESHMAN (2019)

• Worked hard leading up to the season, getting himself ready to immediately make an impact at 17 years old
• Accomplished an extremely rare feat by becoming a starting left tackle as a true freshman in the third game of the season
• Made his collegiate debut in the upset road victory over No. 18 Michigan State, playing well on the final drive of the game in which the Sun Devils took the late lead
• Went on to start 9 consecutive games at left tackle, earning his 10^th start of the season in the Sun Bowl win over Florida State
• Protected fellow freshman Jayden Daniels’ blindside, showing advanced technique and intelligence for a freshman
• Earned valuable experience at a premium position, uncommon for a true freshman

HIGH SCHOOL

• Picked up the game quickly despite being relatively new to the sport as he started playing as a junior in high school
• Gave up just one sack during a breakout senior season
• Part of the 2017 Waxahachie team that advanced to the Regional round of the 2017 UIL 5A Division 2 Texas State Championships during his junior season
• Consensus three-star prospect amongst the major recruiting services…the No. 997 overall prospect nationally and the No. 84 offensive tackle prospect in the country according to 24/7 Sports’ Composite Rankings…ESPN tabbed him as the No. 103 offensive tackle prospect in the country…Rivals graded him as a center prospect, giving him a three-star rating… came in at No. 75 in the Dallas News SportsDay’s Top 100 Recruits of 2019