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Scott Hankamp | Prep Hoops Scout
When I saw the name
Jordan Scott
Jordan
Scott
5'11" | SG
Flushing | 2029
MI
I had flashbacks of
Jordan Scott
Jordan
Scott
5'11" | SG
Flushing | 2029
MI
from Plymouth Christian taking a kid through the tumbler with a spin move. Yes, that was a real play and I still talk about it a few years later. Apparently I’m not too far off, because this
Jordan Scott
Jordan
Scott
5'11" | SG
Flushing | 2029
MI
is a free moving playmaker and bucket getter as well.
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Jordan’s Michigan Mustangs ‘] went 3-1 this weekend in Dearborn Heights, and his command of the floor helped keep them in every game.
Jordan is a magnet for the ball-always finding himself in on a play. He’s trustworthy on a fast break; knowing the right times to pass vs. when to take a shot for himself.
Jordan has some of the best footwork I saw this weekend; he has a vicious euro-step, and deadly hesitations that help him beat a double-team.
Jordan’s also got great defensive awareness-he gets in the way of passes up court, and can disrupt a team’s offensive motion.
One thing Jordan prides himself on doing especially well is getting points from all over the floor. At 5’11”, he’s already taller than a lot of kids his age-but he doesn’t just hang around the paint and wait for shots to come to him. He’s running all over the court, looking for an open shot.
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Read EvaluationOwen Siebring | Prep Hoops Scout
Jordan and his Michigan Mustangs ‘] team finished the weekend with a 3-1 record, and he was instrumental in getting those three hard-fought wins.
Jordan seems to be a magnet for the ball; always finding himself in on a play-both on offense and defense. Early in the second half of his opening game of Sunday, he beat a triple-team for a rebound, leading to a fast break for his team. And that’s where he thrives: he has tremendous footwork in transition, and can beat you with a sick euro-step.
Jordan is a great leader for his team-he controls the ball well, and has a great ability to find the open man. He’s fearless bringing the ball up the court and owned some of the best footwork I saw all weekend. He scored 13+ points in each of his team’s games on Sunday.
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