Jackson was a bucket waiting to happen as she mixed it up nicely to keep the defender off balance and guessing. Her first step is nice, so is her jumper, which she elevates to drop it while being defended, but that’s nothing new see evaluations here, but her “on the ball” defense, along with playing the passing lane, were a couple of other big pluses

Love her passing!  Finds the open seam to the basket, and if the shot isn’t there she dishes it with heat! From the top of the key, drains a 3! Coaches- this kid can shoot the rock!  One of the best compliments is when an opposing coach is screaming- “Guys, she’s the shooter!”

Jackson is an athletic guard who uses her athleticism on both ends and to be honest with you, the more I see her, the more underrated I believe she is. I love her explosiveness off the dribble yet if you check out previous articles I’ve written about her see evaluations here she sees the floor as well as anyone in the state, all classes included

Jackson showed her athleticism on both ends by applying heat defensively which led to turnovers or scoring off the dribble and dropping the jumper. Her court vision was solid but she came up clutch many times to help start or stop runs

Jackson has given me some of the most exciting passes over the past two PGH events and she not only threads the needle in traffic, she does it as well as a master seamstress. I wrote bullets because her blistering passes are on the money, even from 20-plus feet away. She scored off the dribble, well she dished off the dribble also

Jackson woke me up when she threaded the needle from 20 feet in transition yet that wasn’t all because her court vision was solid across the board. How solid was it, she made blistering passes off the dribble, with either hand but she also scored off the dribble and dropped the jumper. She even went #THROWBACK and followed her shot