Skilled 6-9 stretch forward with real upside at Ole Miss
Jordan arrived at Ole Miss as a consensus top-100, four-star forward and one of the Rebels’ highest-rated 2025 signees, with recruiting buzz centered on his floor-stretching shooting, ball skills, and ability to play like a modern big[7][12][13][15]. In the 2025-26 season, he redshirted and did not appear in a game, so the spotlight is still on projection rather than stat production[2]. Why care? He fits the “jumbo forward” mold coaches love: a 6-9, 215-pound prospect who can space the floor, handle some creation, and bring size without being a traditional back-to-the-basket bruiser[1][12][15].
