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After a minor‑league baseball career, Jordyn Adams is now preparing for his college football debut at Southern Methodist University, a program that reached the ACC championship and the College Football Playoff in 2024.
After seven professional baseball seasons, former Los Angeles Angels draft pick Jordyn Adams is back in football, enrolling at SMU with eligibility hinging on a pending NCAA rule change.
The opening round of a 12‑team PPR fantasy football draft sets the tone, with standout talents like Bijan Robinson and Ja'Marr Chase leading the conversation, while injury concerns and team contexts add layers of risk.
The Atlanta Falcons have locked in Drake London with a $141 million extension, but the quarterback carousel ahead could reshape his fantasy outlook.
After eight years in professional baseball, Jordyn Adams is resurrecting his football trajectory by joining the Southern Methodist Mustangs, a move made possible by recent changes in name, image and likeness legislation.
After a brief and underwhelming major‑league career, Jordyn Adams is betting on football to resurrect his athletic ambitions, leveraging new NIL opportunities and a loophole in NCAA eligibility.
After eight seasons in minor league baseball, Jordyn Adams is chasing a football dream at SMU, leveraging his high school pedigree and remaining eligibility.
Jordyn Adams, a former first‑round MLB draft pick, is swapping the diamond for the gridiron at Southern Methodist University, raising questions about his eligibility and the path that led him from North Carolina to the pros and now to Texas.
Jordyn Adams, a top‑100 football recruit turned minor‑league baseball player, is seeking to resume his football career at SMU, pending potential NCAA eligibility reforms.
Jordyn Adams, a former Los Angeles Angels outfielder, is set to play wide receiver for SMU Mustangs, following a brief MLB career and the footsteps of Monte Harrison.
After a 38‑game MLB stint and over 600 minor‑league appearances, Jordyn Adams has enrolled at Southern Methodist University to join the Mustangs football program, sparking renewed discussion about eligibility rules for dual‑sport athletes.