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Former Florida State quarterback and NFL prospect Jordan Travis, who suffered a season-ending leg fracture, expects to be fully healthy by May or June, in time for his rookie NFL season. Travis expressed gratitude for his recovery and optimism about being ready for NFL training camps in late July, emphasizing his goal to win games and lead his team.
Florida State's exclusion from the college football playoffs was influenced by the season-ending injury to starting quarterback Jordan Travis, according to a letter from CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock to U.S. Senator Rick Scott. The committee also cited strength of schedule as a crucial factor in their decision. Fans and Florida officials expressed disappointment, leading to an investigation by the Florida Attorney General. It remains uncertain if FSU will participate in their upcoming bowl game against Georgia.
Missouri head coach Eli Drinkwitz expressed his frustration with the College Football Playoff (CFP) selection committee's decision to leave out Florida State due to quarterback Jordan Travis' injury. Drinkwitz criticized the committee's rationale, questioning whether a star player's injury would result in their removal from the playoffs. Florida State, an undefeated Power 5 conference champion, was ranked fifth by the committee, sparking backlash from the team and fans. The Seminoles' head coach, Mike Norvell, condemned the decision, emphasizing the importance of on-field results. Missouri will face Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl.
The College Football Playoff selection committee grew concerned about Florida State's performance during the ACC championship game, particularly in the first half where they struggled to score and get first downs. The committee considered the unavailability of key player Jordan Travis, who was injured, as a factor that may have affected FSU's performance. Despite being undefeated and the conference champion, FSU was excluded from the playoff, sparking outrage from the team, ACC, and even Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who proposed setting aside $1 million for possible litigation. FSU will participate in the Orange Bowl against Georgia.
Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis showed good sportsmanship by sending an encouraging message to Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe after Alabama secured a spot in the College Football Playoff over Florida State. Despite finishing the season as undefeated ACC Champions, Florida State was snubbed from the Playoff, partly due to Travis suffering a season-ending injury. Travis expressed disappointment but wished Milroe well. Florida State's exclusion marked a historic moment as no other undefeated Power 5 conference champion had been left out before.
Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis has been named the 2023 Atlantic Coast Conference Football Player of the Year, while NC State linebacker Payton Wilson earned the title of ACC Defensive Player of the Year. Travis threw for 2,755 yards and 20 touchdowns, ranking third in ACC history for single-season interception avoidance. Wilson recorded 138 tackles, 6.0 sacks, and 17.5 tackles-for-loss, leading the conference in total tackles and tackles behind the line of scrimmage.
The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has announced its All-ACC Football Teams for 2023, with Florida State leading all schools with 17 selections. Quarterback Jordan Travis of Florida State received the most points and was named to the first team, while North Carolina's Omarion Hampton and Louisville's Jawhar Jordan were selected as the first-team running backs. NC State linebacker Payton Wilson was the top overall vote-getter, and Virginia wide receiver Malik Washington leads the nation in receptions per game. The teams were chosen by a voting panel of media members and head coaches.
College football analyst Joel Klatt believes that Florida State still has a path to the College Football Playoff despite the devastating loss of star quarterback Jordan Travis. Klatt points to Ohio State's 2014 season as an example of a team overcoming quarterback injuries to win the national championship. He emphasizes the importance of a dominant win over Florida this weekend and highlights the significance of Florida's performance against other ranked teams. Klatt suggests that if Florida State can handle Florida and perform well in the conference championship game, their playoff hopes could stay alive, although they may need help from other top teams.
Despite slipping in the rankings, Florida State's path to the College Football Playoff is still clear. The team has a chance to prove themselves in upcoming games against Florida and Louisville. Even without starting quarterback Jordan Travis, the Seminoles have a strong case for inclusion in the playoff. In other news, Jordan Travis has been named a semifinalist for the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award, and FSU men's basketball earned a ranked win against Colorado. FSU women's basketball is set to face Northwestern in the Ball Dawgs Classic, and Florida State soccer has seven athletes named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team.
Jordan Travis, the quarterback for the Florida State Seminoles, has overcome numerous obstacles and setbacks throughout his college football career, transforming from a struggling athlete to the face of a resurgent program. Despite facing doubts and criticism, Travis persevered and led FSU to a successful 2022 season. However, tragedy struck when he suffered a devastating injury during a game, leaving fans and teammates devastated. Regardless of the outcome of the season, the focus now shifts to Travis' recovery and future, as he has proven time and again that he has the resilience and determination to overcome any challenge.
Florida State slips to No. 5 in the AP Poll but remains No. 4 in the Coaches Poll after their win over North Alabama. Quarterback Jordan Travis suffered a serious leg injury but assured fans he is doing well. The top three teams in both polls are Georgia, Ohio State, and Michigan. Florida State will face the Florida Gators in the Sunshine Showdown, with the Seminoles being favored by 6.5 points.
Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis suffered a gruesome ankle injury that likely ends his season, while conference championship matchups are taking shape in college football. The article provides an overview of the scenarios and teams locked in for various conference championships, including the AAC, ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Conference USA, MAC, Mountain West, Pac-12, SEC, and Sun Belt. The article also includes quick snapshots of Stewart Mandel's thoughts on the cost of Week 12 for CFP hopefuls, Nicole Auerbach's top 10 rankings, David Ubben's analysis of Kirby Smart's success, and Bo Nix's impressive performance for Oregon.
Former Florida State quarterbacks express sympathy for injured quarterback Jordan Travis and urge the team to rally together and continue to win in his absence. Travis, who suffered a severe leg injury during a game, has been a key player for the Seminoles and has led them to an undefeated season. The team must now rely on their backup quarterbacks to step up as they aim for a College Football playoff berth.
Tate Rodemaker, the backup quarterback for Florida State, stepped in after starter Jordan Travis suffered a leg injury. Rodemaker led the team to a decisive victory, completing 13 of 23 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns. Although the severity of Travis' injury is unknown, Rodemaker is expected to start in upcoming games. He was the first commitment of coach Mike Norvell and has patiently waited his turn behind Travis. While there are other talented quarterbacks on the roster, Rodemaker has earned his place as the likely starter.
Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis suffered a serious leg injury during a game against North Alabama when a defender executed a hip-drop tackle, similar to the one that caused a season-ending ankle injury to Ravens tight end Mark Andrews. The technique, which involves grabbing the player around the waist and dropping to the ground, has raised concerns about player safety. The NFL considered banning it last year but did not. Finding an alternative way to bring down a trailing ball carrier without risking injury remains a challenge.