-Man oh man can Jackson create for himself at a high level in the halfcourt as a guard that proved quite adept at creating space for himself with his dribble. Jackson scored effectively off the bounce from all 3 levels, saw the floor well as a primary creator that required a good amount of defensive attention, and manipulated defenders in ball screens to either sit behind the pick and knock down a shot or take advantage of the lane to the rim to get an easy two. Loved the consistency of his form and balance on both sidestep or stepback 3s with a consistent rainbow lift on his jumper. Jackson also displayed the traits of a gamer, a prospect that raises his level of play in crunch time or when faced with double teams or other aggressive defensive formations. 

Jason Jackson Jason Jackson 6'3" | SF/SG Richardson Berkner | 2026 TX proved to be a lights out scoring guard who operated well within team structure without forcing his offense. He thrived in catch-and-shoot situations, showing good off-ball spacing, setting his feet efficiently, and getting into his catch and shoot motion fluidly and in rhythm. Jackson didn’t stall the offense, if he had space, he let it fly, if the shot wasn’t there, he kept the ball moving or quickly got downhill. When creating his own shot off the dribble Jackson handled the ball with poise and confidence appearing capable to combine moves going either way behind his in and out set up.

Jason Jackson Jason Jackson 6'3" | SF/SG Richardson Berkner | 2026 TX is a pure scorer who waste no time picking and choosing his spots. He attacked defenders decisively, reading their positioning and elevating into shots with confidence and rhythm. Whether in isolation or off the catch, Jackson made quick work of defenses.

Jason Jackson is another 2028 on the Walnut Grove team. Has great positional size and knocked down the outside ball off the catch. Looked to have a speedy release on jumper.