Former Hawaii guard known for his shooting touch
Jack Hackman was a preferred walk-on guard for Hawaii in the 2013-14 season, with his calling card being three-point shooting and floor-spreading ability rather than high-volume production; he appeared in four games and logged 11 total minutes that season, so he profiles more as a developmental, role-specific piece than an instant-impact scorer[1][3]. Notes from the time described him as a 6-foot-5 swingman whose biggest asset was perimeter shooting, with strong AAU production and around 40% three-point shooting in that setting—useful if a team wants a long, spacing-oriented guard with upside as a connector rather than a usage-heavy creator[2].
