Jordan Clarkson

Jordan Clarkson was born on 7th June 1892 Tampa Florida. He completed his high school education at Karen National high school in Saint Anthony. At district level Jordan was the only person to get 10 points the overall game. Earn 20 points tax-free bonds while he was a junior and again that helped him to lead the team to the Class 5A state semifinal. Clarkson agreed with an agreement for college basketball as a national letter of intent from the University of Tulsa on October 11, 2009.

He was a senior on the team, but they lost in the semi-final State Championship. He is named as the city USA freshman conference of the week in 2010 to 2011 after they were turning the 2011 Conference USA for all freshman team which happens in Tulsa. The match happened because he was the only player who scored 11.5 points 1.9 assists 2.1 Rebound from 27 games within 24.9 minutes in a Match. Jordan also was nominated for NABC 11 team from all districts and also the Conference USA first team for which he scored 3.9rebounds, 16.5 points and 2.5 assists from 31 games with 33.9 minutes for each play.

He was shifted to Missouri in May 2011 for 2012 to 2013 season of NCAA transfer rules. He was nominated for All-Sec second team of 2014 while he was in a junior season of Redshirt wooden Award midseason. He denotes in the top 25 list which releases in January 2014. He won 3 Southeastern conference honors for players. To complete his final year of college class 10 on March 31st, 2014 he declared his NBA draft. Clarson also played with Philippines men's National Basketball team in 2011 after talking with the former coach ChotReyes.

Clarson won dual citizenship from Philippines and America while his father is an African and American citizen. In 2010, Jordan won faith seven games MVP. He was honored from high school, college, and NBA. He got selected in the 46th overall pick of NBA draft on June 26, 2014, by Washington Wizards. He joined the team for the summer League of NBA 2014. He signed with them on August 25th, 2014. Later by 2016, Clarson resigned them with an agreement for about four year’s contract with $50 million. Jordan competes against Minnesota Timberwolves with a career high of 8 3-pointers and 35 points on 2014 March 24th. Clarson also played for Rising Star Challenges and USA team on February 12th, 2016.