Efficient Scorer with Elite Shooting Touch Transitioning to Professional Basketball
Jordan Ford, the Folsom-native guard from Saint Mary's, has transitioned to professional basketball with impressive scoring efficiency. Known for his elite shooting ability—evidenced by his 44.3% three-point shooting as a sophomore and career-high 42 points in the 2020 WCC tournament—Ford combines reliable ball-handling with clutch gene (hitting game-winners). Currently playing professionally in Turkey's BSL, Ford demonstrated his scoring prowess in the 2024-25 EuroCup season with a 32-point debut performance. His solid scoring efficiency and consistent shooting make him an intriguing fit for teams seeking a reliable perimeter scorer, though his mediocre teamwork metrics suggest he's best utilized in a defined offensive role.