He started wandering in college! Devon Askew, a five-star high school student in 20 years, played for five universities in 6 years!
8:57am, 17 November 2025Football
November 17th, US media HoopHerald reported that 2020 five-star high school student Devin Askew started his sixth NCAA season at Villanova University.
He played for Kentucky in the 20-21 season, the University of Texas in the 21-22 season, the University of California at Berkeley in the 22-24 season, Long Beach State in the 24-25 season, and Villanova this season.
Because of the epidemic and major injuries, he was eligible to play for two extra years, so he has his current senior season.
So far this season, he has played 4 times, averaging 10 points, 1.8 rebounds and 2 assists per game. Last season was his peak season, averaging 18.9 points, 4.5 assists and 4.6 rebounds at Long Beach State.
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