Jordyn Adams, a former first-round pick in professional baseball by the Los Angeles Angels, signs with SMU to play college football. Multiple reports say Adams left football years earlier to pursue a pro baseball career, and is now returning to the sport through the college game. According to the outlets, Adams will join SMU as a wide receiver. The reports describe the move as a late start to college football, noting his age and the time since he chose baseball over college athletics. One account frames the timeline as roughly eight years after Adams chose professional baseball instead of college football, while another reports he is pursuing college football for the first time at an older age than typical for incoming athletes. Both accounts characterize the signing as a career “twist” and confirm the core details: Adams’ connection to the Angels, his transition from baseball to football, and his new role at SMU.