Florida State QB Jordan Travis Exits in Ambulance After Leg Injury vs. North Alabama

Florida State star quarterback Jordan Travis was carted off the field after suffering a serious leg injury during the first half of the Seminoles' matchup with North Alabama on Saturday. He left the stadium in an ambulance, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel.

Travis completed two of four passes for 21 yards before sustaining the injury on a 16-yard run.

The 23-year-old had put together one of the best seasons in college football entering the game, with many viewing him as a Heisman Trophy candidate.

In 10 starts during the 2023 season, Travis completed just over 64 percent of his passes for 2,735 yards while throwing 20 touchdowns compared to only two interceptions. He added another seven scores on the ground.

He's the only ACC player to record at least 20 passing touchdowns while throwing no more than two interceptions.

The Seminoles' entered the game ranked as the No. 4 program in the country with a clear path toward College Football Playoff contention. However, the team's hopes of a national championship appear slim without their exceptional signal-caller under center.

Florida State has not yet released an official statement regarding Travis' injury.

Travis was replaced by backup quarterback Tate Rodemaker after he left the game. Rodemaker had thrown for 159 yards and three touchdowns to go along with zero interceptions in 2023, although most of his time on the field occurred during the end of blowout victories.

Florida State trailed 13-0 at the end of the first quarter.

The Seminoles will close out their regular season against Florida in Week 13 with Travis' status in doubt.