Jackson delivered one of the evening’s most intriguing individual performances. The senior recorded a double-double and made a significant defensive impact.

Jackson is relatively new to organized basketball and remains raw offensively. His footwork and offensive skill development still need refinement. However, his athleticism, length, and natural shot-blocking ability immediately stand out.

He demonstrated strong rebounding ability and defensive instincts around the basket. Jackson finished with 14 points, accounting for more than a third of Obama’s total offense.

At 6-foot-7, Jackson possesses intriguing physical tools and considerable upside. He could attract attention from post-graduate programs seeking athletic forwards with developmental potential.

His offensive game still needs work, but the foundation is there. If his skills continue improving, Jackson’s ceiling could be extremely high.

Was impressed with Jackson’s old-school, back-to-the-basket game and his ability to score in and around the paint. He is a space-eater who uses his size to take up real estate on the interior and create scoring opportunities. Jackson also showed good timing as a shot contester and displayed flashes of putting the ball on the deck to make plays. He has some intriguing long-term potential as his overall game continues to develop. Moving forward, I would like to see him become more consistent from the foul line.