[1] Jones is arguably one of the greatest Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets quarterbacks ever, leading his team to the 1990 UPI National Championship,[2] and amassing 35 wins, 9,296 yards of total offense, and 70 touchdowns over 4 years of collegiate play.
In all of Georgia Tech football history, only Jones and three other quarterbacks started all four years of their collegiate careers.
[3][4] Jones led the Yellow Jackets to a Division I-A best 11-0-1 Record in 1990 capped off with a 45-21 Citrus Bowl victory over Nebraska.
[6] He found a quarterback position from 1994 to 1995 for the short-lived Baltimore Stallions, an American expansion team in the Canadian Football League.
He would back up former Georgia Southern quarterback Tracy Ham as the Stallions became the only American expansion team to ever win the Grey Cup.