Ashford became popular among South Carolina during his lone season in Columbia after he transferred to provide depth and competition in the quarterback room, lost the job to Sellers in the offseason and still performed well in spot duty.

Robby Ashford has found a new home. The former South Carolina quarterback has committed to Wake Forest, announcing his decision in a post on social media Sunday. 🎩⬆️ #GoDeacs @CoachDickert pic.twitter.

Former South Carolina quarterback Robby Ashford told ESPN that he has committed to Wake Forest, giving first-year coach Jake Dickert a veteran signal-caller for his first season there. Ashford is a former ESPN 300 recruit from the Class of 2020 who has thrown for 2,

Robby Ashford will hope his fourth school is the charm. After spending two seasons as a spectator on Oregon's football program, the quarterback transferred to Auburn in 2022. He stayed in the SEC when moving to South Carolina in 2024.

A signal caller from Clemson’s in-state rival is headed to the ACC. South Carolina transfer quarterback Robby Ashford committed to Wake Forest on Sunday. The 6-foot-2, 229-pound redshirt senior

Robby Ashford will be headed to Wake Forest for the next part of his college football career after spending 2024 at South Carolina.