Jordan looks to be the latest in a long line of terrific guards in recent years who have suited up for the Terriers. On Sunday, he poured in 22 points, including a 6-11 afternoon from outside the arc, and added four rebounds and a steal in St. Francis Brooklyn’s 77-74 overtime win over Brown in its home opener. On the week, Jordan averaged 13.5 ppg on 52.6 percent shooting from the floor and 50.0 percent from three-point range. He ranks second on the Terriers and leads all NEC freshman with 13.7 ppg.