A High-IQ, High-Volume Sharpshooter Who Can Steady an Offense
In his Indiana State years, Jordan Barnes emerged as a tough, undersized point guard with real shooting gravity: in the 2018-19 season, he averaged 12.8 points and 3.2 assists while knocking down 117 threes, a single-season school record. The appeal is simple—he can space the floor, play with confidence, and handle guard responsibilities without needing the ball every trip. He’s the kind of player who can fit into a system that values pace, decision-making, and perimeter shot-making.
