steady scoring guard giving Pacific a reliable backcourt engine
Jackson is a productive **two-way guard** for Pacific, averaging **13.3 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 3.3 assists** while shooting **40.1%** from the field, which points to a scorer who can also create for teammates[2]. His best value is his versatility: he can carry stretches offensively, get others organized, and has shown he can pop for big nights like a **28-point** game against Cal State Fullerton[1]. Based on his Pacific track record, he looks like a fit for teams needing an experienced, competitive guard who can handle pressure possessions and add mature backcourt stability[5].
