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College Football World Reacts to FSU Star Jordan Travis' Shocking Injury

Travis suffered a gruesome leg injury late in the opening quarter that forced him into an ambulance.

Robert Malcom

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It started off as a night of celebration, as FSU quarterback Jordan Travis and the rest of the senior athletes were recognized in a pregame senior night ceremony. While Travis was off to a slow start, going 2-4 in the passing game, he quickly turned the tides with a massive 16-yard yard run late in the first quarter giving the Seminoles a much-needed first down.

While all seemed to be going well for the 'Noles early in the moment, Travis remained on the ground after a big hit and was unable to get up. As players and staff members from both teams rushed over to Travis, things appeared more serious for the quarterback. 

As Travis was getting up with aid from various members of the Florida State medical and coaching staff, he was carted away with a sold-out Doak Campell Stadium cheering him on chanting his name one last time.

As he exits Bobby Bowden Field for the final time, Travis has cemented himself as an all-time FSU great, holding the program record for total touchdowns with 97, having passed former Heisman Trophy winner and national champion Chris Weinke's 81 touchdowns earlier this season.

As a major asset to the program, proving himself to be one of the best players in the country, it is no surprise the injury has not only shocked FSU fans, but everyone in the college football world as well.

Former Heisman Winner and UF Quarterback Tim Tebow Sends Prayers to Travis

FSU Legend and Heisman Winner Jameis Winston Comments on Travis' Injury

Former USC National Champion and Heisman Winner Matt Leinart Shares His Thoughts

Former Heisman Winner and Football Analyst Robert Griffin III Sends Prayers to Travis

Former FSU Wide Receiver Winston Wright Sends a Message to His Former Quarterback

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ESPN Analyst Molly McGrath Reflects on Travis' FSU Career

On3 Analyst J.D. PicKell Sends a Message to College Football

Pardon My Take Host Dan Katz Shares His Thoughts on the Freak Injury

ACC Network Anchor Kelsey Riggs Comments on Jordan Travis' Injury and Character

Former Alabama Quarterback and Commentator Greg McElroy Sends His Prayers to Travis

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