Jordan found his rhythm from long range during a 2-0 week for the Terriers. The sophomore guard averaged 21.0 points on 9-18 shooting from downtown, and also chipped in 3.0 rebounds per contest. Jordan opened his week last Tuesday by tying for game-high scoring honors with 21 points in a 75-69 win over UMass Lowell. He made four from three-point territory and was 7-14 from the field for the night. Jordan followed with another 21-point outing on Saturday, leading the Terriers to a come-from-behind 56-53 triumph over Saint Peter’s. He knocked down a three with 1:40 to play to pull the Terriers to within a point, then put SFBK in front for good by converting a pair of free throws with 13 seconds remaining. Jordan, who hails from Conyers, GA, now has four 20+ point games this season. He ranks in the NEC top-10 in made three-pointers (3.55/gm, second), three-point accuracy (.476, third) and scoring (16.5, eighth).