Someone is asking the attorney general at this Rhode Island press conference:
"How do we have cameras for our speeding tickets, but not cameras to find the Brown shooter?"
Good point.
Researchers from TGen & @ASU shared a study showing how exposure to the herbicide glyphosate potentially develops brain pathologies associated w/ neurodegenerative disease. Suggesting the brain may be more susceptible than previously thought. More at: https://t.co/B56T5y5u0t
The 2023 season may be over, and our focus turning to 2024. However, I think it's important not to let the moment pass by without stopping to honor, one of the all-time greats to wear Garnet and Gold, Jordan Travis.
Jordan was a cornerstone in helping bring Florida State back to prominence. He overcame adversity and stood firm when times were tough. His love for the game could often be seen with a smile on his face after a big play, but make no mistake, he was a fierce competitor.
Jordan was the epitome of the word teammate and, without a doubt, a special player on the field. During his career at FSU, he etched his place in history alongside names that have been talked about for generations. Jordan finished his career as
#1 in TD Responsibility (97)
#1 in Total Offense (10,554)
#1 in QB Rushing Yards (1,910)
#1 in QB Rushing TDs (31)
#2 in Passing TDs (65) Tied w/Jameis Winston
#2 in Passing Yards (8,644)
#2 in Wins (28)
#3 in Completions (633)
#3 in Completion Percentage (62.5%)
#4 in Rushing Touchdowns (31)
Jordan also became the 4th player in FSU history with at least 3,000 total yards and 30 total touchdowns in a season (2022), joining Heisman Trophy winners Charlie Ward, Chris Weinke and Jameis Winston.
His accomplishments on the field are a testament to the caliber of player that he was. However, that's only part of the story. Jordan is also a great ambassador for the program off the field. He was a Seminole scholar and Jason Witten Man of the Year award semi-finalist for his work in the community. Most notably, he always handled things with a humble and gracious attitude. Jordan comes from an amazing family, and it's easy to see why he is beloved by his coaches, teammates, and the Seminole fan base.
Although things came to an unfortunate end, his legacy at FSU will live on forever. The setback he suffered will only prove to make for a bigger comeback story.
His time as a player in Garnet and Gold may have come to a close, but his journey is far from finished. We wish you nothing but the best in all your future endeavors and send a heartfelt thank you for your time in Garnet and Gold! Go Noles! #JT13
WOAH, looks like the 2 teams that actually lost during the regular season weren’t good enough to win in the playoffs.Maybe the undefeated team was undefeated for a reason??
Jordan Travis pulled FSU out of the depths of hell and made them a title contender again.
We’re all forever indebted to him. Such a great dude. Hate that it’s ending this way. Let’s remember the good times.
Thank you, 13 ❤️💛