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Jordan Smith
| Position |
2G |
Height |
6-3 |
Weight |
|
School |
Orono Senior High School |
Hometown |
Long Lake, Minnesota |
Incoming Year |
2011 |
2011 PROSPECT: Jordan Smith is a 6'3" shooting guard who was scheduled to take an unofficial visit to Miami on the weekend of October 2-4. Recently took an unofficial visit to Northwestern.
This year will be his 5th year on varsity. Led his team in scoring the past 2 years. Was voted captain of team last year and this year. Set his high school (Orono) single game scoring record this past year with 49 points while going 11 -13 from beyond the arc. Just passed Jon Leuer (currently a junior-to-be at Wisconsin) as the third leading scorer in school history at Orono High School.
Scout Profile
03/08/10
Review of the play of Jordan Smith:
Rival$ (03/07/10): Back in Black!
Countering this talent was Orono’s Jordan Smith whose 22.7 points a game continues to rank him amongst the best junior scorers in the state.
04/12/10
Rival$ (04/06/10): Smith Hearing Most From PAC 10 School
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