Jordan Wood brings Stetson a proven stretch-forward with size, shooting, and winning-track versatility
Jordan Wood is a legitimate floor-spacing forward who helped Stetson in 2024-25 by shooting .454/.376/.828, scoring 389 points, grabbing 122 rebounds, and adding 47 assists, 22 blocks, and 28 steals in 32 games with 25 starts.[12] His value goes beyond box scores: he has the profile of a modern stretch-4 who can put the ball on the floor, make winning plays, and impact both ends, with a career-high 26 points and 11 rebounds against North Florida showing real upside when he is aggressive.[7][12] He looks like a strong fit for teams needing size, spacing, and dependable two-way production from the frontcourt.[7][12]
