Isaiah Hardge

Photo by: Tony Harman

AT COLORADO
2025 (So.)

Played in nine games during the 2025 season, with one start.
Made his first career start at wide receiver at home against Wyoming.
Played snaps at both wide receiver and cornerback. Saw the field for 67 on offense and 92 on defense.
Finished the season with five receptions for 37 yards on offense and 15 total tackles, 12 unassisted tackles, one tackle for loss, and one fumble recovery on defense.
Excelled on special teams playing 108 snaps on five different units: kickoff, kickoff return, punt, punt return, field goal block.
Moved up the charts to the 5th most special teams points in a season with 32 broken up between: 5 unassisted tackles, two unassisted tackles inside the 20, two assisted tackles, one assisted tackles inside the 20, two knockdown or springing blocks, one downed punt, two forced fair catches, and a new Colorado record with 17 times being first downfield.

2024 (RS. - Fr.)

Played in 11 games during the 2024 season, appearing in the final 10.
One of three players to play on both offense and defense.
Finished the year with one reception for 39 yards, two carries for eight yards, and five toal tackles.
His first reception was 39 yards from Shedeur Sanders.
He had one kickoff return against Kansas for 43 yards.
Had 77 plays on special teams between five groups: kickoff, kickoff return, punt return, punt coverage, and field goal block.

2023 (Fr.)

HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS

Three-star prospect by the recruiting services.
ESPN ranks him as the No. 134 wide receiver in the class and No. 152 player from Florida.
247 Sports ranks him the No. 163 receiver and No. 149 player from Florida.
On3 ranks him the No. 221 receiver and No. 186 player from Florida.
247 Composite: No. 1,064 player in the nation, No. 150 wide receiver and No. 148 player from Florida.
On3 Consensus: No. 1,053 player nationally, the No. 157 wide receiver and No. 147 player from Florida.

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS

Played at St. Thomas Aquinas in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., under head coach Roger Harriott.
STAHS has a combined 51-2 record the past four seasons with four straight Florida State Championships.
As a junior and senior he combined to catch 48 passes for 733 yards and 10 touchdowns, also picking up 34 yards on kick return and 104 on punt return for a total of 883 all-purpose yards.
His senior season STAHS was a perfect 14-0 winning the school’s fourth straight and 14th overall state championship.
Had 26 receptions for 380 yards and four touchdowns, 100 return yards on punts and kickoffs for a total of 480 all-purpose yards.
Added nine tackles and two pass breakups on defense.
Junior season STAHS was 14-1 and he caught 22 passes for 355 yards and six touchdowns, adding 38 yards on punt and kickoff returns for 403 all purpose yards.
In the COVID-shortened 2020 season, STAHS was 8-1 after having a perfect 15-0 season in 2019 when he was a freshman.
Brother, Ron Hardge III, is a defensive back at Oregon State.