Getting quality production from your bench can make good teams great and Jordan knocked down both of his 3-point attempts, moved the ball well and made the extra pass for Princeton, finishing with three assists. Jordan knows exactly what his team needs out of him off the bench and between Jordan and Terrence Jones, Princeton’s bench duo had 10 points, seven rebounds, three assists and a steal without missing a shot.

Cincinnati Princeton have a ton of guard depth and Jordan adds to that talent with tough on-ball defense and quick decision making. Last season Jordan averaged just over 8 points a game and finished tied for third in the GMC at 3.5 assists per game. This summer I’ve been impressed with Jordan’s passing ability once again and his on-ball defense has helped Cincinnati Princeton push the tempo. Jordan should be a major contributor on one of the top teams in southwest Ohio this winter.

Jordan was flat out hooping on Sunday as Princeton gave Reynoldsburg all they could handle and more on Sunday. Jordan was getting to the rim off the dribble and put a lot of pressure on the Reynoldsburg defense. I was impressed by how hard Jordan played, running in transition, forcing a five second count and getting loose balls. Add in a couple jumpers, some finishes at the rim and assists to teammates and Jordan impacted the game at a high level.