Unlock Championship Success with Shaka Smart
Jordan Green
Chief Experience Officer
Jordan has spent years traveling the globe growing the game of basketball through organizations such as Athletes in Action and Nike. He has had a decorated basketball career as a three-year starter at Texas A&M University, where he was a two-time team captain and left a legacy of excellence with a statue on the university’s campus. He went on playing professionally with the Spurs organization for 3 years, winning a championship in the inaugural year of the G-League in 2018, and gained international playing experience in France for one season. As the CXO, Jordan drives product development and strategic content to grow Ballogy’s overall reach with today’s athletes. He was responsible for leading the research and development of the Ballogy Skills Assessment. Prior to Ballogy, he spent two years in business development at Ernst & Young as a Service Quality Manager. Jordan’s passions lie in leaving the game of basketball better than he found it and spending time with his wife and son.
We all know that success in basketball is not just about the games won but also about the growth achieved by each player throughout a season. Developing players
throughout the season is the cornerstone of building championship-caliber teams.
Listen to what Coach Shaka Smart of the Marquette Golden Eagles has to say on the importance of working on your game outside of practice and why his players don’t shoot much during practice.
An effective way to develop your players in season is to give your team task-oriented assignments.
When you assign drills to your players through the Ballogy app they know exactly what to do to improve their game.