Jackson Furman brings clutch-shot juice to Army’s backcourt
In the 2025-26 season, Army guard Jackson Furman has shown he can swing a game with timely shooting and poise, including a buzzer-beating overtime winner at Bucknell and a 20-point college debut that signaled real scoring upside.[10][2] He’s a 6-2 freshman guard who has already earned minutes and starts by spacing the floor, and his value is more than box-score noise: he plays with late-game confidence, competes hard, and has shown he can handle pressure without shrinking.[1][10] If your team wants a guard who can stretch defenses, make winning plays, and grow into a reliable perimeter weapon, Furman is worth a serious look.[12][14]
