DJ Jackson
DJ Jackson
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Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Although Piper came up short against Basehor-Linwood, Jackson looked every bit like someone preparing for another postseason run. With his experience and multiple Final Four appearances, this season doesn’t feel like it’ll be any different.
He poured in 30 points against the Bobcats and scored efficiently from all three levels. Time and time again, he beat defenders off the dribble, getting downhill with purpose. He didn’t just rely on finesse, either — he initiated contact, absorbed bumps, and still finished through it, showing great body control and touch in the air. When defenders tried to recover, he used his handle to create separation, putting them in tough spots and making his pull-up tough to contest.
His comfort in the mid-range stood out as well. He used subtle bumps to create space and stayed composed, never rushing. In transition, he played under control, consistently getting to two feet and making strong, balanced finishes.
Defensively, he got his hands on a few balls, forced turnovers, and made it clear he’s still committed to impacting the game on both ends of the floor.
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Daniel Siehndel | Prep Hoops Scout
Although Piper came up short against Basehor-Linwood, Jackson looked every bit like someone preparing for another postseason run. With his experience and multiple Final Four appearances, this season doesn’t feel like it’ll be any different.
He poured in 30 points against the Bobcats and scored efficiently from all three levels. Time and time again, he beat defenders off the dribble, getting downhill with purpose. He didn’t just rely on finesse, either — he initiated contact, absorbed bumps, and still finished through it, showing great body control and touch in the air. When defenders tried to recover, he used his handle to create separation, putting them in tough spots and making his pull-up tough to contest.
His comfort in the mid-range stood out as well. He used subtle bumps to create space and stayed composed, never rushing. In transition, he played under control, consistently getting to two feet and making strong, balanced finishes.
Defensively, he got his hands on a few balls, forced turnovers, and made it clear he’s still committed to impacting the game on both ends of the floor.
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