Davis returned to Clayton State in August of 2021 after spending two seasons at Columbus State.
From 2009-14, Davis worked under Petersen and was on staff for the best season in program history when the 2010 squad reached the NCAA Elite Eight.
Outside of Clayton State, Davis serves as a youth club director for Southern Soccer Academy in Atlanta, working as the Director of Club Development and head coach for the USLW side.
Additionally, Davis has worked on the US Soccer Olympic Development Program Region Staff, Georgia ODP, and has previous collegiate experience at Columbus State University (women's soccer) and the University of West Georgia (women's soccer).
In 2016, Davis was hired as the first head coach for Peachtree City MOBA in the Premier Development League and also has USL experience coaching with the Atlanta Metros U20 men's and women's teams.
He played four seasons of collegiate soccer, splitting time at Georgia State University (2002-05) and Charleston Southern University (2001). He graduated from GSU in 2005 with a B.S. in psychology, obtained an M.S. in kinesiology with a focus on coaching education, working on his master's of coaching education and kinesiology degree. He holds a USC Premier Diploma and is currently on his USSF A Course.
As a professional, Davis played in the NASL with the Atlanta Silverbacks along with playing in the PDL in Atlanta, Columbus, Ohio, Richmond, Va. and the NPSL with the Georgia Revolution. In 2011, Davis was the only player to compete in all 28 league games of the NASL season with the Silverbacks. He is also an avid runner, qualifying for the Boston Marathon. Davis currently holds an NSCAA Premier Diploma.
Jordan is married to the former Chrissy Culver, and resides with his wife and stepson, Michael, in Marietta, Ga. Chrissy Davis, an All-SEC forward for Auburn University Women's Soccer (2001-2004), teaches and coaches at Cherokee High School.
