Earning Their Stripes Video (YouTube)
2020: Fourth-year team member … one of four team captains … returning starter at defensive back … has started 14 of 29 career games … has 82 total career tackles, including 46 solo and 36 assists, 9.5 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, one interception (returned for a touchdown) and one blocked kick.
2019: One of four team captains as a junior … started nine of 10 games ... had 41 total tackles, including 17 solo and 24 assists, 7.5 tackles for loss, one interception and one blocked kick ... had first career interception that he returned 30 yards for a touchdown at Christopher Newport on September 14 ... blocked a PAT attempt vs. Washington and Lee on September 28 ... tied for third in the ODAC in blocked kicks.
2018: Started five of nine games as a sophomore at linebacker ... had 29 total tackles, including 17 solo and 12 assists, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
2017: Played in all 10 games as a freshman ... had 12 total tackles, all solo, and two tackles for loss.
High School: 2017 graduate of Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham … team captain earned All-State honors … also participated in basketball, baseball, cross country and track and field … team captain and All-State in baseball … also attended Martinsville High School in Martinsville … participated in football, basketball, baseball, cross country and track and field … member of National Honor Society, National BETA Club and Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society.
Personal: Son of James Jordan and Sarah Marshall … has one sister (Caroline) … father played football at the University of Richmond … mother played tennis at Regis (Colo.) University … majoring in biology … favorite TV show is ESPN’s SportsCenter … favorite professional sports teams include the Carolina Panthers and the Boston Red Sox … favorite sports figure is Luke Kuechly … greatest sports moment was being named a team captain at H-SC for 2019 … hobbies include listening to music, hanging out with friends, traveling and outdoor adventures.
Why H-SC: “because you are more than a number, every student and alumnus of this special college knows the significance of being a Tiger and the honor that comes with it”
