UCF All-American Second Team cornerback Jacoby Glenn will enter the 2015 NFL Draft, Glenn announced on his Instagram Tuesday morning.
“I want to take the time to thank George O’Leary and tell my UCF Knight’s family that I enjoyed my time at the school and especially enjoyed playing for you guys,” Glenn posted. “I wish everybody the best on success, but it’s time to take my talent to the next level.”
Glenn, a redshirt sophomore, is coming off of one of the most spectacular seasons ever by a UCF cornerback. This past season he ranked third in the nation with seven interceptions and third with 18 passes defended. He was one of 50 student-athletes to be named to either the AP All-American First or Second teams and was just one of 13 underclassmen named to the list.
UCF has seen turbulent coaching changes so far this off-season, former DB coach Kirk Callahan left for Florida, former offensive coordinator Charlie Taaffe retired and former defensive coordinator Tyson Summers left for Colorado State.
Junior wide receiver Breshad Perriman also declared early for the NFL draft.
Glenn finishes his UCF career sixth in program history with nine interceptions.
