Another combo-forward type who has the ability to operate on the wing offensively and protect the rim defensively, Jordan has been one of the top prospects in the Revolt program regardless of class over the last two seasons. The Redemption Christian wing will be asked to do a bit of everything while being the #1 scout for opposing defenses all year long- a productive season likely lands him a few more offense as he’s already being recruited at the division one level.

Maybe the most intriguing new find of the day, Jordan caught the eye right away with a unique blend of size and fluidity with budding strength and explosiveness. Not just a bundle of physical tools, he would go on to show a diverse skillset with a healthily aggressive two-way mindset. A natural guard who’s grown several inches into a modern mismatch forward, Jordan played all over the floor on both ends. He was effective flashing to the middle of the defense to make plays as a scorer or facilitator, while also stepping out to the perimeter to display a smooth, confident shooting stroke and developing ball skills while on the attack. On the other end, Jordan was effective moving his feet with guards in space while also using his size to crash down for rebounds and help-side blocks in rotation. Still a bit rough around the edges, he boasts a high ceiling if he’s able to put all the pieces together in the years to come, with a D1 offer from Rider already in tow.