Ole Miss
Scout Report
Standing at 6-9 with the ability to impact winning at the highest level, this Georgian forward has already made the jump to SEC basketball as a key piece for the Rebels.
Background
Hailing from Marietta, Georgia, Tylis Jordan developed his game at Wheeler High School, one of the state's premier basketball programs. Coming through the competitive Georgia prep circuit, he was ranked as the 47th best prospect nationally in the 2025 recruiting class. At Wheeler, he played alongside elite talents including 2026 five-star Colben Landrew, who committed to UConn, and fellow Ole Miss commit Jaron Saulsberry.
Playing Style
Jordan brings impressive size and length to the power forward position at 6-9, with the frame to compete physically in the paint against SEC competition. His combination of height and mobility allows him to be effective both in the post and facing up from the perimeter. As a versatile big man, he can stretch the floor while also providing interior presence on both ends. His basketball IQ and understanding of positioning make him a valuable team player who impacts winning through multiple facets of the game.
Recruitment
Jordan committed to Ole Miss and has already enrolled, joining head coach Chris Beard's program as they continue building their roster. His decision to stay in-state within the SEC reflects his belief in the Rebels' vision and his fit within their system. With his ranking as a top-50 national prospect, he projects as a player who can develop into a significant contributor throughout his college career.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
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Career Highlights
Should Tylis Jordan be the WSBTV Male Athlete of the Year? Ranks as 1 of Georgia's top high school basketball recruits
6'9 Tylis Jordan @tylisjordan can literally do it all and impact the game from all aspects. He's a big piece to Wheeler's @wheelerhoopsga success this year🔥📈
4⭐️ Tylis Jordan, On3's No. 24 overall recruit in the 2025 class, has committed to Ole Miss, he tells @on3recruits 🔴🔵
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Chris Beard high on freshman Tylis Jordan as former 4-star settles in
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Ballin' in the paint. Paintballin'. Stay tuned
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Final: @WheelerHoops 68 Grayson 53 Wheeler gets their revenge in this rematch between Georgia’s top 2 teams. They had Grayson all out of sorts on offense, holding them to just 21 points in the 2nd half. Wheeler will play the winner of Newton-Pebblebrook in Macon. @lthompson4lt https://t.co/JxifmrZUhT
In Wheeler’s 68-53 6A Final 4 win over Grayson: Mansur McClain-18P 5R 2A Kevin Savage-14P 3R 4A 2S Lamarrion Lewis-13P 5R 2S (3 3PM) Tylis Jordan-12P 4R 2B Outscored Grayson 39-21 in the 2nd half. @lthompson4lt @_CoachShep_ @WheelerHoops https://t.co/qd6lkABAMZ
No. 11 Wheeler upends No. 10 Grayson 66-53 behind stifling defense in Georgia AAAAAA state semifinals. 🔥🏀 Full story ⬇️ https://t.co/6ObhTNLYOR https://t.co/uynM3a2FKK
GHSA Final 4 Tylis Jordan has proved to be a massive factor in the second half for the Wildcats. He’s working the high post well with footwork, attack the rim with length and touch.
BGA 🚨 #OleMiss commit @tylisjordan played a key role in No. 11 Wheeler's win over No. 10 Grayson in the 6A state semifinals, scoring 12 points, grabbing 4 rebounds, and recording 2 blocks. The wildcats now advance to the state final, aiming for their 4th title in 6 years. https://t.co/xtDJNCu40E