2024 – Junior
• A three-year letterwinner who played in 39 career games with 21 starting assignments
• Started in seven of 11 games played this season
• Missed the Tennessee game with injury
• Totaled nine catches for 71 yards with one TD
• Had two catches for three yards and a score in the season-opening win over Southern Miss … • Also had two catches vs. Georgia, Ohio and Murray State

2023 – Sophomore
• Saw action in 11 games, with two starting assignments vs. Akron and Florida
• Did not play in the final two regular-season games vs. South Carolina and at Louisville with a hand injury
• Totaled 12 catches for 270 yards, averaging 22.5 yards per reception
• Had a career-high tying four receptions vs. Tennessee and vs. Akron
• Totaled career-high 89 yards, including a career-long, 59-yard reception in the second quarter vs. Akron
• Caught a career-long 72-yard catch vs. Clemson in the Gator Bowl
• Dean’s List (Fall 2023)
• Named to SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll

2022 – r-Freshman
• Freshman All-SEC Team
• Honorable Mention Freshman All-American (CFN)
• Dean’s List (Fall 2022)
• Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll
• Played in all 13 games with 12 starts
• Totaled 20 catches (fourth-highest on the team) for 220 yards (fourth-highest) and three scores
• Recorded two catches for 11 yards in his first collegiate start in the seaon opener vs. Miami (Ohio)
• Caught three passes for 30 yards and a score at Ole Miss … Hauled in a 17-yard touchdown pass to tie the game in the third quarter, his first career collegiate scoring reception
• Hauled in the second score of his career on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Kaiya Sheron vs. South Carolina
• Had career highs with four catches for 44 yards at No. 3 Tennessee … Caught a season-long 24-yard pass for a first down on UK’s first touchdown drive of the game
• Had three receptions for 35 yards and a touchdown in the win over Missouri … His receiving TD in the third quarter marked the third TD receiving of his career, which ties Derek Abney (2000) and Tommy Cook (2001) for the second-most touchdowns receiving by a freshman in program history

2021 – Freshman
• Saw action in four games (ULM, Miss. State, Vanderbilt, NMST)
• Totaled two catches for 54 yards
• Caught first career pass for 31 yards in the season opener vs. ULM
• Dean’s List (Fall 2021)

Community Cats
• Volunteered with the Kentucky Children’s Hospital at the Barbasol mini golf event (2021)
• Volunteered for the My New Kentucky Home Special Olympics event (2021)

High School
• A four-star prospect by ESPN and a three-star recruit by Rivals and 247sports
• Ranked the No. 5 player in the state and a top-25 tight end nationally by Rivals and 247sports
• Four-year letter winner and starter for head coach Mark Spader
• Caught 41 passes for 515 yards (12.6 ypc) with two touchdowns in helping lead Bowling Green to the 2020 Class AAAAA state championship with a 10-2 overall record
• Caught five passes, ran for a touchdown, and had a quarterback sack in the state finals win
• Named the 2020 4th Region AD Association Player of the Year
• Named to the Lexington Herald-Leader “Class of the Commonwealth” list of the top seniors in Kentucky
• Named first-team All-State by the Courier Journal and AP as a senior
• Named a preseason All-America candidate by Sports Illustrated
• Named honorable mention All-State by the Courier Journal as a junior after catching 35 passes for 474 yards and five TDs
• Three-sport athlete who also was a four-year letter winner in basketball and a three-year lettter winner in track and fi eld (shot put and hurdles)
• Led Bowling Green to the 2020 4th region title and an elite eight appearance in basketball
• High school teammate of current UK safety Vito Tisdale
• Chose Kentucky over Purdue, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech and Ohio State
• Member of the National Honor Society
• Excelled in the classroom with a 4.0 GPA

Personal
• Born in Manning, South Carolina
• Son of Tonya and Justice Dingle
• Older brother, Justice Dingle, played football at Kentucky from 2021-23
• Graduated in May of ’24 with a degree in clinical leadership and management

Jordan Says
• His nickname is “The Professor”
• He chose Kentucky because it had a great family feeling
• Other than play in the NFL, his dream job is to be a CEO of a hospital
• Three words to describe him are hardworking, trustworthy, and intelligent
• One thing most people don’t know about him is that he likes to ride four-wheelers