Jordan Mincy

Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Memphis, Tenn.
High School:
Ridgeway

MAC Career Games Played Leaders
Jordan Mincy (KSU)	135
Nate Linhart (Akron)	134
Bryan Bedford (KSU)	132
Trevor Huffman (KSU)	131
Andrew Mitchell (KSU)	131

Is an excellent floor leader and a tremendous distributor of the basketball ... Great on-the-ball defender willing to guard anyone position on the floor ... A true floor general, captained high school team to state championship ...

2008-09 Senior Season
Named MAC Defensive Player of the Year by MAC Report Online ... Played in all 34 games and ended his career as the MAC’s all-time leader with 135 games played ... Finished seventh on the KSU career list with 347 career assists ... The Golden Flashes went 55-24 (.696) all-time when he was in the starting line-up ... Averaged a career high 5.4 points per game ... Also had a career high 51 steals and ranked ninth in the league with 1.5 per game ... Was 11th in the MAC with 2.9 assists per game ... During MAC play shot 54.8 percent from the field, placing him second in the league to teammate Julian Sullinger ... Was also second with a 50.0 percent three-point field goal percentage ... Averaged 9.9 points over the final 15 games of the season ... His 149 points during the stretch accounted for 35 percent of his 423 career points ... Had double figures in five of his final nine games after doing so just twice in the first 126 ... Had six assists in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament game at Oakland (Mar. 17) ... Reached double figures for a third straight game with 13 points in a win over Buffalo (Mar. 5) capping off a three game stretch in which he averaged 15.3 ppg ... Had 14 points and four steals at Miami (Mar. 1) ... Shot 5-7 from three on his way to a 19-point outing at Bowling Green (Feb. 26) ... Poured in a career high 27 points and equaled a school record by shooting 5-5 from three in a win over Ohio (Feb. 17) ... Became just the third played in school history to shot a perfect 5-5 from three ... The only KSU player in double figures, it was the first time he had led the team in scoring ... In a win over Toledo (Feb 3) racked up nine points while matching a season best seven assists ... Had 13 points and four assists in a win over Eastern Michigan (Jan. 27) that jump started an eight game winning streak ... Was just his second career game in double figures ... Had seven assists in only 15 minutes of play vs Shawnee State (Dec. 30) ... Totaled six assists and four steals in a win over Youngstown State (Dec. 15) ... Led the Golden Flashes in assist 42 times during his career, posting a 29-13 record ... Rated 'Best Passer' in the MAC by The Sporting News.

2007-08 Junior Season
Kent State Coach's Award Winner ... Played in all 35 games ... Made 20 starts, including the final 12 games of the year as KSU went 10-2 ... KSU had a 15-5 record with him in the starting lineup this season and is 40-13 (.755) all-time during his career as a starter ... Played 22.9 minutes and averaged 2.2 points and 2.5 assists per game ... Had a 1.5:1 assist:turnover ratio ... Has 250 career assists ... Averaged 3.0 points and 3.7 assists while shooting 3-6 from three during the MAC Tournament ... Made a pair of three-pointers, totaling six points and three rebounds in the 49-47 semifinal win over Miami (Mar. 14) ... Equaled a career high with six assists in MAC quarterfinals vs Toledo (Mar. 13) ... In the 61-58 regular season finale win at Akron (Mar. 9) forced UA’s Nick Dials (12.7 ppg) into a 2-10 shooting night while adding four points and three assists as KSU claimed the MAC regular season title outright ... In the 50-39 win vs Miami (Mar. 4) held MU’s Kenny Hayes (13.3 ppg) to 0-8 shooting and just two points as KSU claimed a share of the MAC East Division for the sixth time in eight years ... Handed out six assists at Bowling Green (Mar. 1) ... In the ESPNU BracketBuster at No. 20/23 Saint Mary’s (Feb. 23), a 65-57 win by KSU, he pressured guard Patty Mills (15.2 ppg) into a 2-11 shooting night and five points ... In a 72-62 win vs Ohio (Feb. 16) he shot 2-2 FG and ended with five points ... Totaled a season best nine points on 4-5 FG adding a block and two assists as KSU posted its 10th straight season with 20-wins by claiming a 79-66 win at Central Michigan (Feb. 12) ... Had five assists vs Northern Illinois (Feb. 9) ... Equaled a career high with four steals at Toledo (Feb. 2) ... In a 77-67 win at Eastern Michigan (Jan. 30) he helped KSU gain a +7 advantage during a 2:51 first half stretch that was part of a 15-1 run ... Mincy’s pressure led to five EMU turnovers while he held All-MAC guard Carlos Medlock to 1-7 shooting in the first half, leading to a 13-point KSU advantage ... In a 67-58 win against Western Michigan (Jan. 27) he re-entered the game at 18:25 in the second half with KSU trailing by six (37-31) and played the next 16:37 as the Golden Flashes gained a +10 advantage and took a 58-54 lead ... Had four points, three assists, two rebounds and two steals vs IPFW (Dec. 20) ... Recorded five assists, three steals, two rebounds and two points vs Longwood (Nov. 20) ... Had four points and four assists vs Coppin State (Nov. 18) ... Scored six points to ao along with six assists, three steals and two rebounds vs Hampton (Nov. 15) ... In the season opener at Detroit had six assists and zero turnovers while scoring six points and securing four rebounds ... Rated 'Best Passer' in the MAC by The Sporting News.

2006-07 Sophomore Season
Played in all 32 games and made 20 starts, including the last 15 games of the season ... Averaged 3.2 points and 3.6 assists ... Led the team with 116 assists ... Finished seventh in the MAC in assists (3.6) and first in assist-to-turnover ratio at 2.1 ... Had 25 games with two or fewer turnovers, including zero against Buffalo (Feb. 21) and Akron (Mar. 9) ... Set a career high in points with 15 vs. IUPUI (Nov. 11) hitting on 4-of-6 from the floor, 2-of-2 from three point range, and 5-of-6 from the FT line while also dishing out five assists ... Handed out a career high 10 assists against Buffalo with no turnovers on Feb. 21 ... Averaged 3.7 apg in his last six games and was a perfect 8-8 from the FT line since Feb. 11 ... Had five or more assists in a game 12 times during the season and 14 in his career ... He had more turnovers than assists in only four games ... KSU was 15-5 with him in the starting lineup as well as 25-9 for his career.

2005-06 Freshman Season
Appeared in all 34 games and made 13 starts as a rookie point guard ... Averaged 1.7 points and 1.0 rebound per contest ... Was fourth on the team with 47 assists, averaging 1.4 per game ... Scored a seven points twice, at Central Michigan (Jan. 7) and at Bowling Green (Feb. 21) ... Handed out a then personal-best seven assists in second career game vs. Austin Peay (Nov. 22) ... Grabbed a career-high five rebounds vs. Toledo (Jan. 4) ... Finished the season with 20 steals, including a career-high four thefts vs. Texas-Pan American (Nov. 26) ... Had three steals twice in a three-game span, vs. Toledo (Jan. 4) and Ball State (Jan. 11), sandwiching his seven-point game at CMU ... Also had five assists in that Ball State game ... Ranked third on the team in three-point percentage at 38.1 percent ... Finished the year with 10 more assists than turnovers, a ratio of 1.3 assist/turnover ... Hit two three-pointers at Bowling Green ... Made a three-pointer in four straight games from Dec. 22-Jan. 7 ... Had three games with two or more assists and no turnovers ... In 21 minutes, totaled four assists, two points and just one turnover in MAC Tournament semifinal victory over Ohio (Mar. 10) ... Played 20 or more minutes eight times ... Eight of his 18 field goals (44.4%) came from three-point range.

Prior to Kent State
Led Ridgeway to a Tennessee Class AAA state championship as a senior ... Averaged 10 points and six assists during the season and had an eight-point, 12-assist showing in the state championship game ... Hoop Scoop ranked him as the 14th-best player and second-best point guard in Tennessee in class of 2005, while Dave Telep had him ranked as one of the top-10 point guards in the nation that did not commit during the early signing period in November ... Was coached by Wes Henning at Ridgeway.

Personal
Born Oct. 11, 1986 ... Sister, Jada, played at Mississippi (2003-07), while brother, Jerome (1982-86), is one of just three players in UAB history to have his number retired and played professionally in Puerto Rico ... Is the son of Willie Mincy and Sharon Pruitt-Mincy ... Is a pre-marketing major.