Overview
- Indiana’s starting wide receiver followed coach Curt Cignetti from James Madison and enters the title game one win from a championship, according to recent profiles.
- Raised by Donnie and Kim Sarratt in Stafford, Virginia, he is the youngest of three brothers, with a home emphasis on accountability, preparation, and balance.
- His father coined the “Waffle House” nickname to reflect that he is “open right now,” a line he delivered during a Big Ten Network segment that helped the moniker stick.
- His path ran through Colonial Forge High School and Saint Frances Academy with collegiate stops at Saint Francis (PA) and JMU before emerging at Indiana.
- He publicly identifies as Christian and helped run a “4:13” youth camp with Aiden Fisher, while reporting on his ethnicity remains unverified across outlets.