low-usage FIU guard with defensive activity and upside
Haven Jackson’s recent FIU production is modest — 3.0 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.8 steals in 18.5 minutes across 29 games in the referenced season — but his value profile is about activity more than volume. He brings defensive engagement, a willingness to do the dirty work, and enough ball-security to stay on the floor; the biggest question is offensive efficiency, as his shooting percentages were low in the available stat line. For a team, he fits best as a depth guard who can defend, compete, and provide energy rather than immediate scoring punch.[1]
