Former Texas A&M RB Jashaun Corbin announces transfer destination
The morning after Texas A&M’s come-from-behind 24-21 victory over Oklahoma State, former Aggies running back Jashaun Corbin announced his transfer destination.
Corbin will return to the Sunshine State and attend Florida State University under new head coach Mike Norvell.
Reports surfaced nearly two weeks ago that Corbin had entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, and now, it appears he’ll be playing for FSU. Corbin suffered a season-ending injury in 2019, and freshman Isaiah Spiller had a breakout season — and certainly has a bright future.
Corbin was expected to have a big year replacing Trayveon Williams; however, he only played in two games before missing the rest of the season. It’s important to note that Corbin was previously a FSU commit under Jimbo Fisher and is from Rockledge, Florida. So, he’s headed back home.
The 6-0, 210-pound back announced his transfer destination via social media:
https://twitter.com/Jashaun06/status/1210939619300315139
That’s a shame. He’s a really good RB with a lot of potential, but a hamstring injury takes time. I wish him nothing but the best.
I heard it’s a hamstring avulsion (pretty gruesome) and he’ll probably need all the close family support he can get. I hate to see him go and wish him the best. A Texas Aggie is always an Aggie.