McCloud, QB of 11-1 JMU, to move for 3rd time

• Tom VanHaaren, ESPN Personnel WriterDec 1, 2023, 09:07 PM ET

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James Madison quarterback Jordan McCloud revealed Friday on social media that he will get in the transfer portal.McCloud helped lead James Madison to an 11-1 record this season and No. 24 ranking in the AP poll.Editor’s Picks 2 Related”To my coaches and colleagues who have actually ended up being family, I

am proud of

what we have attained together, and I entrust to memories that I will treasure permanently,”McCloud composed on X, previously Twitter. “The lessons I have actually learned and the relationships I’ve formed here will certainly assist me as I take this next action in my athletic and scholastic journey.”To the JMU fans, I wish to express my inmost gratitude to each and each of you for

the unwavering assistance you have actually revealed me throughout my time here.”McCloud transferred to James Madison after investing 2 seasons at Arizona from 2021 to 2022, and moved to Arizona from USF.He completed 68.87 %of his passes in 2023 and threw for 3,400 lawns, 32 touchdowns and 9 interceptions. He likewise ran for 311

yards and 8 touchdowns.McCloud’s relocate to get in the transfer portal comes a day after Curt Cignetti, who coached JMU for 5 seasons, was announced as the new head coach at Indiana. The Hoosiers have already seen beginning quarterback Brendan Sorsby get in the transfer website and have a need at the position.McCloud hasn’t tipped his hand on where he will land next, but he will transfer to a brand-new group with one year of eligibility staying.