Jordan had a strong game during last year’s semi-finals at STMA, and did the same this year as he finished with 17 points in a win over Holy Family. At his size he has surprisingly soft touch to finish off the glass, and he converted on just about every opportunity he had at the rim. Most of his looks came off of pick & rolls and dump off passes, but he also showed his imposing strength as be back down a defender from outside of the lane and got all the way to the rim with ease. He forms a physically imposing 1-2 punch in the paint with Delbert Hardin.

Jordan brings a ton of size and physicality to the floor for Minneapolis North. Right away when he subbed in he caught the ball on the block and just bullied his defender before laying it up with ease. He’s still pretty raw, but if you leave him isolated on the block he can back his man down and earn high percentage looks with ease. Defensively he’s tough to move off the block, and provides a shot blocking threat due to his size and quick leaping ability. Not the most explosive but times his jumps well and goes straight up to get a piece of the ball without fouling much.

Jordan is an imposing presence inside, as he has a strong frame with height to match. Despite that size he’s light on his feet and showed some handle allowing him to attack out of the high post and at times even from the wing. Hurd has excellent touch around the basket and even though he’s not the quickest, he’s still able to change his speeds to catch his defender off guard before finishing inside. He had a couple of big blocks early on in the night, and showed he can quickly get off the floor for some powerful dunks.