Former five-star North Carolina guard Ian Jackson transfers to St. John’s

John Fanta

University Basketball and Reporter Resert

Rick Pitino has staggered in one of the largest fish that remain in the University Basketball Transfer Sea.

The North Carolina Guard, Ian Jackson, has announced its commitment to St. John’s. The 6-Foot-4 Star Out of Our Saviour Lutheran School in the Bronx has elected for a homecoming after his freshman year at chapel hill, where he earned all-accon honors after averaging 11.9 points per game on 46% shoting and 40% from the floor and 40% from the floor and 40% 40% from the Floor and 40% from the Floor and 40% from the Floor and 40% from the Floor and 40% from the Floor and 40% from the floor and 40% from the floor and 40% from the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% from the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor and 40% of the floor.

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For the Johnnies, who had 31-5 last year and won the titles of the regular season and the Big East tournament before a disappointing NCAA tournament in the NCAA in Arkansas, the shots and the explosive score were the areas to be addressed in the low season. As good as St. John’s was defensive and in the glass, his shooting problems led to his fall in the first weekend of the great dance, and a player like Jackson can lead the efforts to solve that.

In 12 Games AT Unc Started in His Freshman Season, I had averaged 15-Plus points per game while Going Through a Seven-Game Stretch Early in the Season in which he has totaled 22.7 ppg on 54% Shooting from the Floor and over 41% from in the Fortman in the Fortman in the Fortman in Fortman in the Fortman in the Fortman in the Fortman in the Fortman in the Froort. Transition, Jackson’s first step is really difficult for defenders to stay up to date, and his ability to score both the perimeter and the attack as a second year student gives him an important potential.

“He is a great scorer and an excellent athlete,” said University Basketball Analyst FS1 and former Clemson Star, Terrence Oglesby. “Ian is a much better shooter than the credit for last year and is at his best when his foot is in the gas on both sides of the ball. I love Jackson’s adjustment in St. John’s from a hardness perspective.

“It was not handled correctly in North Carolina and will be even better for Pitino.”

Jackson’s Commitment to St. John’s Locks Up The Red Storm With An Incoming Transfer Class That’s Among The Five Best in the Country, With Jackson Joining All-Big East Star Bryce Hopkins Sanon State) and Rise Sanon (Arizon State) and Rise Sanon (Arizon State) and Rising Sanon) and Rising Sanon (Arizon) and Rise Senior Sanon (Arizon) and Senior (Stanford). The three have also averaged in double figures and have sets of versatile skills and a strong shooting capacity, which reflects the vision of the general manager of San Juan, Matt Abdelmassi and Pitino, in the construction of the 2025-26 list, which is tracing to the upper level.

John Fanta is a national university basketball station and writer of Fox Sports. It covers the sport in a variety of capabilities, from calling the games in FS1 to serve as the main host in the Big East digital network until providing comments in the 68 Network field. Follow it in @John_fanta.

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