He's nicknamed "Godzilla," and his coach, Kirby Smart, doesn't disagree. Even now, playing in the SEC, surrounded by world-class athletes, Davis stands out. 1 team in the nation, it's easy to see the parallels between the mythology he loved as a kid and the story he's scripting for these Bulldogs.ĭavis was always different, bigger and stronger and somehow still faster than nearly everyone his age. His favorite stories were the Percy Jackson novels, about a boy who discovers he's part god then goes on mystical quests, saving cursed lands and defeating ferocious beasts, ultimately restoring honor to a community that had long been condemned to a life as outcasts.Īs Davis leads Georgia into its annual rivalry game with Florida, the anchor of a historically good defense for the No. He still downloads TED Talks on everything from ancient civilizations to modern religion. He devoured books about ancient Greece and studied the Egyptians. GROWING UP, Jordan Davis was obsessed with mythology. The legend of Jordan Davis is growing, but can he lead Georgia Bulldogs football to the promised land? You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser
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