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Jordan Cox

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Dykes spent one season as an assistant coach at Kentucky, coaching the wide receivers and coordinating the special teams unit under Hal Mumme’s “Air Raid” attack for the Wildcats.  In 1999, he helped develop James Whalen into an All-American and set a college football record for most receptions by a tight end with 90.

Jordan Cox

After living in Birmingham, Ala., Jordan left the ground zero of SEC Nation to head south to Florida to tell the unique stories of the renowned tradition of SEC football. In his free time, his mission is to find the best locales around.

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