Brayden Jackson brings size, touch, and real freshman upside to St. Bonaventure
Jackson enters St. Bonaventure as a 6-8 guard/wing who already showed he can score efficiently in limited minutes, averaging 4.2 points on 42.5% shooting in 23 games as a freshman at Buffalo in 2024-25, with a career-high 18 points against Morgan State.[3][6] What makes him interesting is the combination of perimeter skill for his size, solid free-throw touch, and proven production from a Canadian national-title program at Fort Erie International Academy, where he earned All-Canadian honors.[3][6] He looks like a developmental fit for a team that values length, shooting upside, and upside over immediate polish.[3][6]
