OT- Tommy Jordan done at UF.
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so does this mean he is done playing football and wants to keep his scholarship at Florida?
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It's a shame... Hate to see injuries derail someone. At least he gets the "free education"
http://www.alligatorarmy.com/2013/1...lli-kedric-johnson-leave-florida-tommy-jordan
"Jordan being shifted to medical scholarship frees up another space for a scholarship player on Florida's roster while maintaining Jordan's scholarship through the duration of his academic career. Medical scholarships are an oft-pilloried pillar of Nick Saban's approach to roster construction at Alabama, and it's somewhat worrisome that Muschamp has chosen to go this route with a Florida player.
"However: Jordan had shoulder surgery and redshirted in 2011, and did not see game action in 2012 ... and he's a Connecticut kid in Florida, and likely knows full well that it's nicer to be warm than freezing. I doubt Muschamp had to do a lot of pressuring on Jordan: It's pretty easy to tell a player who was only going to be a reserve offensive lineman "Look, you're not going to play, in all likelihood, and we can get your education paid for anyway, so sign here." I wish Jordan the best of luck in his studies and hope he graduates with a degree from the University of Florida."
http://www.alligatorarmy.com/2013/1...lli-kedric-johnson-leave-florida-tommy-jordan
"Jordan being shifted to medical scholarship frees up another space for a scholarship player on Florida's roster while maintaining Jordan's scholarship through the duration of his academic career. Medical scholarships are an oft-pilloried pillar of Nick Saban's approach to roster construction at Alabama, and it's somewhat worrisome that Muschamp has chosen to go this route with a Florida player.
"However: Jordan had shoulder surgery and redshirted in 2011, and did not see game action in 2012 ... and he's a Connecticut kid in Florida, and likely knows full well that it's nicer to be warm than freezing. I doubt Muschamp had to do a lot of pressuring on Jordan: It's pretty easy to tell a player who was only going to be a reserve offensive lineman "Look, you're not going to play, in all likelihood, and we can get your education paid for anyway, so sign here." I wish Jordan the best of luck in his studies and hope he graduates with a degree from the University of Florida."
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