Norfolk State’s Derrik Jamerson Jr. brings elite shot-making and veteran polish
In the 2018-19 season, Derrik Jamerson Jr. was Norfolk State’s long-range weapon, averaging 10.4 points and 3.9 rebounds while hitting 49.7% from three to lead Division I in 3-point accuracy[2][7][12]. He profiles as a high-efficiency, movement-friendly wing who can stretch defenses, space the floor, and punish mistakes without needing a high-usage role[2][5]. The bigger reason to care: he’s the rare shooter whose résumé already includes top-end production, all-conference recognition, and record-setting perimeter marksmanship[2][12]. If a team needs a steady, experienced guard who can light it up from deep and stay composed, he’s a strong fit.
