Josiah “JoJo” Booker’s journey started close to home. Growing up in Sarasota, Florida, he was inspired by his older brother, Joshua Booker, whose love for the game first sparked JoJo’s own. Watching his brother play made football more than a sport—it became the dream. One he committed to fully the moment he first stepped on the field at five years old.

A graduate of Booker High School, JoJo went on to become the first player in school history to sign an early National Letter of Intent, carving his path through discipline and versatility. A two-time All–South Suncoast honoree, he played wide receiver, running back, and defensive back—learning the game from every angle. His track and field background sharpened the speed he believes God uniquely blessed him with, pairing it with timing, awareness, and control.

Now at Central Michigan University, JoJo brings more than athleticism. He brings maturity, preparation, and respect for the craft. A student of film and the game itself, he studies opponents with intent and approaches every rep with purpose.

Off the field, his creativity shows through a passion for streetwear and design—an extension of his identity and attention to detail.