Spencer Rattler

Background

Spencer Rattler is an American football player whose athletic prowess has earned him recognition within and outside the sport. He’s a Libra, born on September 28, 2000, in Phoenix, Arizona. He is biracial as his father is African-American while his mother is caucasian. After middle school, Rattler attended Pinnacle High School in his hometown. He broke the Arizona high school passing record by throwing 11,083 yards in four years. In his senior season, Rattler was named M.V.P. of the Elite 11 quarterback competition.

In his final high school football season, Rattler starred in a 2017 Netflix sports documentary called “QB1: Beyond the Lights.” He received 14 college offers in his sophomore year of high school and committed to the University of Oklahoma’s Sooners Football program in 2017. When he signed his letter of intent to play, Rattler was considered a four-star quarterback by ESPN. He enrolled in Oklahoma in June 2019. He played three games in the 2019 season. By September 2020, Rattler became the starting quarterback for the Sooners. He made his starting debut that month and later led the team to their sixth consecutive Big 12 Championship over Iowa State. In November 2021, Rattler sought an N.C.A.A. transfer. By December, he announced his transfer to South Carolina, and in March 2022, Rattler made his debut for the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Rattler is a great athlete. His personal life is under wraps. However, he has been dating Yazmina Gonzalez since high school. The couple has been together for about four years and is still going strong. Rattler shares his success with family and friends.