BYU’s steady, experienced wall at center
Scott Jackson was the kind of offensive lineman coaches trust: a 6-foot-5, 300-pound center who anchored BYU’s line, started all 12 games in 2002, and entered 2003 coming off a healthier offseason after ACL surgery and a prior broken ankle. BYU praised him for strength, experience, and leadership, noting he helped stabilize a young line and protect an offense that needed his communication and consistency. If you want a tough, reliable interior lineman with real leadership juice, Jackson fits the mold beautifully.
