Jordan Magee is a 5'9" Combo Guard in the 2027 class.
Magee attends Live Oak in Louisiana and plays club basketball for Ispotup.
Magee's Player Profile was created on August 22, 2023.
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Jordan
MageeCG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Live Oak
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LA
We Got Motion: 2027 Rising Stars in Louisiana
Jordan Magee is an electric player who consistently shows up ready to compete. He is a compact guard...
Written by Donald Tatum
Jordan
MageeCG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Live Oak
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LA
Who is the Prep Hoops x Dr. Dish Player of the Week (2/3-2/9)?
Jordan delivered a standout performance against the #4 team in the state, pouring in 41 points while facing...
Written by Prep Hoops Staff
Jordan
MageeCG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Live Oak
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LA
The Tune Up Texas: Prospects That Excelled in Their Roles
Jordan Magee spot up shooting was an evident strength of his offensively has he had many games being...
Written by Thomas Hofler III
Jordan
MageeCG
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
HS
Live Oak
|
LA
Risers to Catch at The Tune Up TX
Jordan is a strong, physical two-way combo guard with a quick burst and tenacious approach on defense. His...
Written by Matthew Champion
Donald Tatum | Prep Hoops Scout
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Jordan MageeJordanMagee
5'9" | CG
Live Oak | 2027 StateLA is an electric player who consistently shows up ready to compete. He is a compact guard capable of producing in big moments, with a college-ready frame and the skill set to match. Magee plays fearlessly on every possession and brings an old-school Louisiana toughness and determination to the court. As he enters his senior season, expect him to put up big numbers and continue an impressive high school career. College coaches looking for a fearless guard with a high motor, strong frame, and competitive edge should keep a close eye on Magee.
Jordan delivered a standout performance against the #4 team in the state, pouring in 41 points while facing constant double teams. Despite the pressure, he remained effective on both ends and kept his team competitive from start to finish.
Jordan Magee spot up shooting was an evident strength of his offensively has he had many games being a threat on the perimeter. After defensive stops Jordan was on constant attack mode against the opposing defense in the open floor which helped the LA Clippers offense flow at times. Defensively Jordan had many deflections along with active hands on the ball.
Jordan is a strong, physical two-way combo guard with a quick burst and tenacious approach on defense. His court vision is elite and he reads passing lanes effectively with impressive regularity, leading to clutch steals and easy buckets for his squad on the other end. He has a nice ability to flip the afterburners while driving to the hoop and get past his defenders with a combination of power and speed. He can run the point incredibly well and stays nicely balanced between his scoring and distribution. He’s a great passer that elevates his teammates and identifies the best opportunities available for his team all around. He never shies from contact and he can stretch the floor and connect from beyond the arc. I have a feeling we’ll be hearing about Magee more and more as he progresses further into his high school career.