Georgia Tech running back Roddy Jones is trying to transfer his athletic ability from the football field over to the baseball diamond this spring. Last football season, he rushed for 345 yards and three touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets finished ninth in the country. Jones states that the biggest issue trying to play baseball is the fact that he hasn’t played in two years so his timing is off.
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Georgia Tech running back Roddy Jones is trying to transfer his athletic ability from the football field over to the baseball diamond this spring. Last football season, he rushed for 345 yards and three touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets finished ninth in the country. Jones states that the biggest issue trying to play baseball is the fact that he hasn’t played in two years so his timing is off. 
