Georgia Tech’s Jordan Huff entered transfer portal

A backup for the past two seasons, Georgia Tech defensive back Jordan Huff entered the transfer portal Thursday, a day before the Yellow Jackets were to begin their preseason training. Huff’s decision to put his name in the transfer database was confirmed by a person familiar with the decision. The news was first reported by On3.

Huff, from Morgan County High, played in a total of eight games in two seasons for Tech, totaling one tackle. Huff has four seasons of eligibility remaining.

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