Malik Jackson brings shot-making and all-around guard production to Bethune-Cookman
Jackson profiles as a dependable perimeter creator whose best calling cards are scoring versatility, rebounding from the guard spot, and playmaking touch; in his 2024-25 season with Alaska Anchorage, he averaged 12.6 points, 7.1 rebounds, and 2.2 assists while shooting .452 from the field and .390 from three, and he also has shown he can take over stretches with 20-point games and double-doubles. His season was cut short by injury and illness, so the appeal is less about pure volume and more about efficient impact, toughness, and plug-and-play value for a team needing a multi-skilled guard.[1]
