Jordell Baise is a 6’3″, 265-pound lineman excelling on both the offensive and defensive line for North Iberville High School in Rosedale, Louisiana. Jordell earned 1st Team All-District at both offensive line and defensive line in 2024, followed by 2nd Team All-District and 2nd Team All-State recognition at offensive line in 2025. A Class of 2026 prospect, Jordell has received four offers and has officially committed to Millsaps College, where he looks to continue developing as a student-athlete and leader. Known for his work ethic and versatility, Jordell brings a strong presence on the field. Jordell is also a well-rounded, multi-sport student-athlete who competes in shot put while maintaining a 3.5 GPA.
What would you say is the hardest position to play and why?
OL, because you have to be alert and very versatile to protect the QB.
How was the bowl game and your experience?
It was good , I gained 2 offers and got a lot of exposure to college coaches.
What’s the toughest drill you do and what does it teach you?
I would say Sled pushes for 100 yards sets of 5 because it really pushes me to prepare me so during game time it becomes easier.
What’s one habit football has helped you build off the field?
It helped improve my time management skills in life outside of football because I am balancing school, training , games , and practices and much more.
How do your coaches push you to be better as a player ?
My coaches remind me the level I am trying to get to, and its never going to be easy each level is going to be difficult so I am going to have to be very persistent
What does being a good teammate mean to you?
Setting an example for the younger players to show them anything is achievable with hard work and dedication.
What’s your favorite jersey number and why ?
My favorite number is 56 , because someone had stole my original number so I grabbed 56 and everyone said it looked better on me so it stuck with me ever sense.
Who is your favorite NFL player?
Will Campbell for the patriots.
If you could go back and give your freshman self advice what would it be?
I wish I could tell myself to lock in and not play around as much and took it just as serious from the start.
Did you experience any bumps in the road during your football career?
Yes, I got a year taken away from my football career due to breaking my leg and tearing everything in my knee , to the point where the doctors didn’t know if I would play again, but it showed me the love I had for the game because I had an opportunity to risk it all and come back and I did.
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