Erickson has taken things to another level this season. He’s around 21-22 ppg. and I think he’ll need to be above that average in this one. He’s shown he’s capable of hitting the 30+ scoring mark.

Jack splashed the scoring column with 25 points despite Baltic losing to DRSM 62-53.

The Bulldogs continued their winning ways with a victory over Chester 60-38. Jack put up a 19-piece and showed once again that he is a DUDE.

Jack was spectacular in this game, scoring 34 points. He started the game out with a three from the wing, then he really got going, getting to the hoop and finishing with athleticism. Showed a well-rounded skill set, shooting the three well and with confidence, and his usual high-flying ability. Made some impressive finishes at the hoop and some difficult jumpers. Stock continues to climb.

Jack is long and bouncy at 6’4”, so these events are great for him to showcase his athleticism and sky-rising ability.

WHY? I watched him a handful of times this offseason and Erickson looked tough every time. I like his size, athleticism, and skill set. Erickson will drain a 3 on one possession and dunk in your face on the next. He is a large wing that can hurt you from every layer. Jack can make a pretty finesse play or out-tough you inside the paint. He has really improved this past year and that should keep happening. I am excited to see Erickson go against some of the top ND guys and see what he can do.

WHY? Has looked good all spring/summer. Definitely a Stock Riser! Underrated athlete, serious shooter, 3-level producer

I have seen him play a handful of times this spring and Jack is always shooting it well from beyond the arc. His shooting stroke is consistent and soft. As a bigger wing, Erickson has no trouble getting his shot off against smaller defenders. Jack is more athletic than I realized. He was going up and dunking with 2-hands easily. Erickson is bouncy and explosive to the rim.