Jens-Uwe Gordon

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Basketball player
Jens-Uwe Gordon
Player information
birthday 13th August 1967 (age 53)
place of birth Salinas (California) , United States
size 206 cm
position Power forward
college Santa Clara
Clubs as active
1985–1989 Santa Clara Broncos ( NCAA ) 1989–1990 Grand Rapids Hoops ( CBA ) 1990–1992 Tokyo Kumajei Gumi 1992–1993 Columbus Horizon (CBA) 1993–1997 TTL uniVersa Bamberg 1997–1998 ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne 1998 CB Málaga 1998– 1999 TSK uniVersa Bamberg 1999–2000 ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne 2000–2001 Apollon Patras 2001–2002 CB Gran Canaria 2002–2003 EWE Baskets Oldenburg 2003–2004 Artland Dragons 2004–2006 BG Karlsruhe 2006–2007 TSV Tröster Breitengüßbach United StatesUnited States
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Jens-Uwe Gordon (born August 13, 1967 in Salinas , California ) is a former German-American basketball player.

He has an American father and a German mother and therefore has two citizenships.

He went to Santa Clara University for four years, where he played as a power forward or as a center and in his last senior year achieved an average of 16.8 points / pS and 8.3 rebounds / pS. At the university he was a teammate of the later German national player Nils Becker .

Then Gordon hit a professional career and was briefly under contract with the NBA club San Antonio Spurs before the 1989/90 season . He then played first in the CBA and in Japan before moving to Europe. Gordon played for several German first division clubs, including Bamberg , Oldenburg , Quakenbrück and Karlsruhe . In addition, Gordon was under contract with clubs in France, Spain and Greece.

In 2007 he retired from active basketball at the age of 40. He then worked as a teacher and basketball coach at a school in his hometown of Salinas.

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Individual evidence

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