UNLV: An experienced, big-bodied running back who walked on to the Rebels and took part in his first spring practice … A member of his third collegiate program.

STETSON: Spent one year at the FCS program located in Deland, FL … Transferred after his previous school dropped its football program … Because of the pandemic, competed in spring 2021 season for the Hatters … A second team All-Pioneer Football League selection … Ran for a season-high 115 yards against Davidson … Finished second in the PFL in rushing yards per game with 89.8 … Finished 10th in the league in total offense per game and 89.8 yards per game … Had 98 rushing yards on 13 carries at Morehead State.

JACKSONVILLE: Spent his freshman season at the FCS program, which shut down its football program after the 2019 season … Played in all 12 games as a freshman … Finished the year with 314 rush yards on just 46 attempts, averaging 6.8 yards per carry … Scored touchdowns in games against Morehead State and Drake.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2019 graduate of Rockledge HS … Played for coach Wayne Younger, helping the Raiders to a 10-2 record as a senior … Ran for 305 yards on just 26 carries as a senior, scoring three touchdowns … A track standout, posting a time of 10.88 in the 100 meters, finishing seventh in the state, and 21.54 in the 200 meters, finishing fourth in the state … Attended Southmoore HS in Moore, OK, as a freshman … The school in Oklahoma was hit by an F5 tornado in 2013 and Jordan was there when it happened.

PERSONAL: Jordan William Younge-Humphrey was born in St. Louis, MO … The son of Cleveland Washington and Mary Younge-Humphrey … Has four brothers, Paul Younge-Humphrey, Jacob Younge-Humphrey, Patrick Younge-Humphrey and Deshun Washington.

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