Bethune-Cookman’s proven goal-line grinder
Anthony Jordan is a veteran Bethune-Cookman back whose calling card has been finishing drives — in the 2014 season he logged 579 rushing yards and a team-high 12 rushing touchdowns, and over his B-CU career he piled up 1,561 rushing yards and 31 scores by 2015, showing real nose-for-the-end-zone juice[1][6][8]. He stands out less as a pure breakaway artist and more as a tough, reliable, low-drama workload back who can punish tacklers, handle short-yardage duty, and give a team immediate red-zone value — the kind of back coaches love when the game gets ugly and the chains need moving[6][12].
