Jordyn Adams, a former outfielder for the Los Angeles Angels, has signed with Southern Methodist University (SMU) to play college football. Adams, who was a top wide receiver prospect in the 2018 class, was drafted by the Angels and played in the Major Leagues in 2023. After a brief professional baseball career, he has decided to pursue football, joining the SMU Mustangs as a wide receiver. This move is permissible under NCAA rules as he did not previously enroll in college. The potential impact of new NCAA eligibility rules is noted, but it is unclear how they will affect Adams' situation. Adams aims to demonstrate his abilities on the football field after transitioning from baseball.
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Jordyn Adams Signs with SMU to Play College Football at Age 26
Former Los Angeles Angels outfielder Jordyn Adams has signed with SMU to play college football at the age of 26. After a short stint in professional baseball, Adams is returning to the collegiate sports scene, where he will play as a wide receiver. His eligibility is intact as he never enrolled in college previously.
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