Prior to the fall of 2020, Jordan Killings was strictly a basketball player.
{{featured_button_text}} 1 of 2 Carroll High's Jordan Killings announced he will go to Troy as a preferred walk-on and Jaquez Strong signed with Ramah JUCO Academy during a ceremony Saturday.Some talks with then-new Carroll head football coach Patrick Plott changed that and he joined the Eagle football team in time for his junior season.
"It is a good opportunity because I never played football until last year . When coach Plott came, he wanted me to come out. I changed from being just a basketball player to a D-I football player, so it is a big opportunity.” "In a two-year span, he had 14 interceptions, which is really, really big. He is really athletic young man who worked hard. I am more proud of Jordan in how he grew as a young man more so than as a football player.”
As a senior at Carroll, the linebacker was in on 41 tackles, including six tackles for losses and two quarterback sacks. He also recovered a fumble.
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