Jordan Theodore

Offered, per player

06/27/07:
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=686967

04/14/07:
http://kansas.scout.com/2/635441.html

03/25/07: "The 6-foot junior point guard is among the most talented and complete players in Passaic County, and is being heavily recruited by major Division I programs, with Seton Hall, Memphis and Marquette pursuing him the hardest.

A first-team All-Passaic and All-B-PSL Carpenter pick, Theodore averaged 16.9 points and 6.7 assists and hit 38 3-pointers despite missing half a dozen games for a variety of injuries. Paterson Catholic reached the Passaic County Tournament semifinals and the North Non-Public B semis.

During the regular season he put up 28 points in a season-opening win over Lodi and later scored 20 with 10 assists in a showcase game victory over Campus Magnet of Queens. In the quarterfinals of the county tournament against Passaic Valley, Theodore had 18 points, six steals, four rebounds and four assists. A week later, in a thrilling matchup with eventual champion DePaul, Theodore scored 31 points before fouling out. In a first-round playoff win over St. Mary, the junior had a double-double of 16 points and 15 assists.

A tremendously quick and smart player who has played at the highest levels on the AAU circuit, Theodore did well this year to incorporate his younger teammates into the offense. Freshman forward Fuquan Edwin averaged 15.4 points, often benefiting from accurate passes from Theodore, while senior guard Jare Adams averaged 16.5 points. "For him to make All-Area, he was a major part of the team, and basically I think the sky's the limit for him," PC coach Damon Wright said. "I think he's going to come back next year and his maturity level will bring him over the top." - NJ Herald

03/06/07: "PC is led by junior guard Jordan Theodore, who has received interest from Seton Hall, Gonzaga and Marquette. "Jordan Theodore is one of the best guards in our state right now, and a key for us is trying to keep him under control," Hurley said. "He's a very effective player." - North Jersey Herald

02/15/07:
Guards face off in semifinals

02/01/07:
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=636742


01/16/07: "Junior guard Jordan Theodore scored a team-high 20 points, converting 2-of-4 foul shots in the final 21.8 seconds to earn MVP honors for the Cougars" - New Jersey Herald News

01/16/07:
http://hsnewyork.scout.com/2/610125.html

01/07/07: Theodore had 19 points in a loss to Paramus Catholic.

12/17/06: ""Everybody expected us to lose by 15 or 20 (points). They're the TOC runner-up, and we came in there and lost by three in overtime," said Theodore, who was named the Paterson Catholic Most Valuable Player after scoring 20 points to go with nine rebounds and five assists despite fouling out early in the overtime." - northjersey.com

12/16/06:
http://setonhall.rivals.com/content.asp?cid=620149

11/26/06:
http://hsnewyork.scout.com/2/594569.html

09/15/06: "2008 point guard Jordan Theodore thrust himself into the national spotlight at the Nike Peach Jam this summer by leading the Gauchos 16-under squad to a championship and leading the event in scoring. Theodore, 6-foot, 170-pounds from Paterson (N.J.) Catholic High School, now has a number of schools hot on his trail.

"I like Gonzaga, Seton Hall, Miami, Cincinnati, Louisville and Georgetown," said Theodore. "St. Joe's, Pittsburgh and Florida along with some others are recruiting me. It's early, and I'm still just trying to get a feel for things." - Yahoo Sports