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| − | The first institution known as '''Jordan College''' sponsored men's basketball in the pre-war era, and made | + | The first institution known as '''Jordan College''' sponsored men's basketball in the pre-war era, and made two appearances in the [[NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament]]. The school, a private institution of unknown religious affiliation in Menominee, Michigan, closed in 1955 due to economic hardships. |
This school should not be confused with a later institution also known as Jordan College, an unaccredited institution based in Cedar Springs, Michigan from 1967-1996 which did not sponsor athletics. | This school should not be confused with a later institution also known as Jordan College, an unaccredited institution based in Cedar Springs, Michigan from 1967-1996 which did not sponsor athletics. | ||
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|[[NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament]] | |[[NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament|NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament]] | ||
| − | |[[1938 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament|1938]] | + | |[[1938 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament|1938]], [[1939 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament|1939]] |
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[[category:NAIA Schools in Michigan]] | [[category:NAIA Schools in Michigan]] | ||
[[category:Schools in Michigan]] | [[category:Schools in Michigan]] | ||
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The first institution known as Jordan College sponsored men's basketball in the pre-war era, and made two appearances in the NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament. The school, a private institution of unknown religious affiliation in Menominee, Michigan, closed in 1955 due to economic hardships.
This school should not be confused with a later institution also known as Jordan College, an unaccredited institution based in Cedar Springs, Michigan from 1967-1996 which did not sponsor athletics.
Post-Season Appearances
Men's Basketball
| NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament | 1938, 1939 |
