JACKSON, Mississippi -- Jackson State football coach Harold Jackson watched as quarterback LaMontiez Ivy played dodge ball about a week ago.
“I said, ‘Man you’re running around here like there’s nothing wrong with you,’” Jackson said.
He was surprised at how smooth Ivy’s rehab has gone in the last few months. Jackson didn’t think Ivy, who suffered a season-ending ankle injury last August, would be able to participate at all in spring practice.
He’s already defied that notion, participating in every drill except 11-on-11s, and he might not be done yet.
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