K-State’s most experienced center... Has the potential to be an all-conference candidate up front in 2008... Is very explosive off the ball and plays with excellent leverage and quickness... Originally came to K-State as a defensive end.

2007: Made five starts at center to open the season before missing the final seven due to injury... Was one of the Wildcats’ top performers on the line before suffering a hand injury... Helped the Cats average 385 yards of total offense during the first five games of the season.

2006: Made nine starts at center, despite struggling with injuries... Opened the season with three straight starts before suffering a setback vs. Marshall... Returned to start in game five at Baylor before going down again and missing the next three games... Started the final five games and closed out the year as one of the Wildcats’ top performers on the offensive line... Had solid grades throughout the year, but played particularly well at the end of the regular season, when K-State averaged over 150 yards rushing per game.

2005: Opened camp at defensive tackle before being moved to center... Pressed into action midway through the North Texas game (game No. 3)... Made his first career start a week later before 84,000 at Oklahoma... Ended the season with eight straight starts at center... Earned a spot on The Sporting News Freshman All-Big 12 Team.

2004: Redshirted.

High School: Lettered all four years at Goodland High School... A two-way performer who played fullback and linebacker as a prep... Earned first team all-state honors at linebacker in Class 4A from both the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle as a senior... An honorable mention all-state choice at running back by the Wichita Eagle... Also earned first team All-Northwest League accolades at both fullback and linebacker as a senior... Named to the Salina Journal top 11 for all classes as a senior... Rushed for nearly 2,800 yards as a prep  and collected 145 tackles in 11 games on defense as senior... Selected to play in the 2004 Kansas Shrine Bowl... Coached by Tony Diehl... Also lettered four years in wrestling and three years in track and field... Two-time Class 4A state wrestling champion... Placed second in freestyle and third in Greco-Roman at the 2002 wrestling nationals... Set the school record in the discus (165-2) and was the 4A state champion in the discus as a sophomore and junior.

Personal: Jordan C. Bedore was born Jan. 31, 1986... Son of Dustin and Barb Bedore... Father played college baseball, while mother was a collegiate volleyball player... Cousin, Jesse Woodard, lettered as a tight end at K-State in 1996-97... Major is undeclared.