Jordan Larsen

2025: Transfer from South Dakota ... has seen action in 24 career games (13 starts) at guard ... helped the Coyotes rank second in the FCS in tackles for loss allowed per game (2.93), sixth in rushing offense per game (215.9), ninth in total offense per game (436.9) and ninth in sacks allowed per game (0.93) in 2024 ... led South Dakota to the FCS semifinals in 2024, as well as a share of the Missouri Valley Football Conference (MVFC) title ... two-time MVFC Honor Roll member (2022-23). PRIOR TO DUKE: Three-year member (2022-23-24) and two-year letterwinner (2023-24) of the football program at South Dakota … MVFC Honor Roll member (2022-23) ... saw action in 24 career games (13 starts) at guard … helped Coyotes to the FCS semifinals and the program's first MVFC football title in 2024 ... instrumental to an offense that ranked second in the FCS in tackles for loss allowed per game (2.93), sixth in rushing offense per game (215.9), ninth in total offense per game (436.9) and ninth in sacks allowed per game (0.93) … helped the offense post six games with 500+ yards of total offense with a season-best 622 yards against Indiana State ... guided a rushing attack to four 300+ rushing yard games with a season-high 322 at North Dakota ... guided the Coyotes to 11 wins in 2024 to tie the program record ... one of 14 redshirt freshmen to compete for the Coyotes during the 2023 season, appearing in 11 games, primarily on special teams ... attended Harrisburg and played for coach Brandon White … an all-state selection who led Harrisburg to the 11AAA title as a senior ... earned all-Metro and All-Eastern South Dakota Conference honors ... also competed in track & field. PERSONAL: Majoring in history ... son of Bruce and Brenda Larsen … older brother, Jake, was a member of the South Dakota football program in 2019 ... twin brother, Josh, was a three-year member (2022-23-24) of the South Dakota football program and is a 2025 member of the Augustana football program.