Florida QB Emory Jones Is Entering The Transfer Portal

by Staff Reporter

December 15, 202115 Comments

Brad McClenny/The Gainesville Sun via Imagn Content Services, LLC

Florida quarterback Emory Jones is entering his name into the NCAA transfer portal, according to multiple sources. Per ESPN:

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A redshirt junior, Jones had an up-and-down first season as the starter as the Gators struggled in Dan Mullen's final season. He threw for 2,563 yards, 19 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. He also ran for 768 yards and four touchdowns as Florida finished 6-6.

Anthony Richardson replaced Jones as the starter against Georgia, but Jones was able to regain the job and appeared in every other game during the regular season.

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LSUtoBOOT•28 months

After intense prayer and much discussion with my family, I’ve decided to take my talents to the transfer portal in hopes of getting some NIL money.

Muahahaha•28 months

He started with Ohio State and then transferred to Florida. He would be good at a Mid-Major.

Da #1 Stunna•29 months

At least he had enough character to stay and play for his team in the bowl game. He finished the year with his team. This should not be a big deal - but in todays college football this is a HUGE deal and this guys should be given some credit. This means way more that if they won the game.

jawnybnsc•29 months

Jones was terrible last night. Either he didn't care, or he just sucks.

atltiger6487•29 months

next level of what?

NoShow•29 months

Next level. Dude is average at the current level.

TommyDaTiger•29 months

Jackson State???

JackieTreehorn•29 months

Aubrin lock

Geaux Guy•29 months

Playing the game - these kids are smarter than we give them credit