Five-Star Sophomore PF 6-Foot-9 Nation’s Top 2025 Recruit Tylis Jordan Committed To Ole Miss Men’s Basketball Over Tennessee Vols,Kentucky and Duke

In a significant recruiting victory, the Ole Miss men’s basketball program has secured a commitment from Tylis Jordan, a highly-touted power forward in the 2025 class. Jordan, standing at 6-foot-9 and weighing 210 pounds, is a consensus top-100 recruit, with rankings as high as No. 24 nationally by On3. He chose the Rebels over several prominent programs, including Alabama, Auburn, Georgia Tech, LSU, and Tennessee.

Jordan’s decision to join Ole Miss is a testament to head coach Chris Beard’s recruiting prowess and the program’s upward trajectory. Jordan expressed his confidence in the coaching staff and their vision for his development, stating, “I trusted the coaching staff because they stayed consistent the entire time and were always clear about their vision and plans for me. I felt like that plan will get me to the next level.” citeturn0search0

During his junior season at Shiloh High School in Snellville, Georgia, Jordan showcased his versatility and athleticism, averaging 21.3 points, 10.3 rebounds, 1.4 blocks, and 1.1 steals per game. His performance was instrumental in leading Shiloh to a commendable 23-5 record. citeturn0search0

Jordan’s game is characterized by his modern, positionless style of play. He describes himself as a versatile player who can be utilized in various roles on the court, whether it’s initiating the offense, setting screens, or being the designated shooter. This adaptability makes him a valuable asset in contemporary basketball schemes. citeturn0search0

Analysts have noted Jordan’s impressive physical attributes, including his length, strong base, and athleticism. He operates effectively out of the high post, can knock down mid-range jumpers, and attacks the rim with aggression. Defensively, Jordan possesses natural timing around the basket, the ability to guard multiple positions, and disrupt passing lanes. citeturn0search0

 

Jordan joins four-star shooting guard Patton Pinkins in Ole Miss’s 2025 recruiting class. Both commitments have propelled the Rebels to a top-25 class ranking across major recruiting services, reflecting the program’s commitment to attracting elite talent. citeturn0search2

 

Jordan’s commitment signifies a bright future for Ole Miss basketball, as the program continues to build a competitive roster capable of making significant strides in the Southeastern Conference and beyond.