Ian Jackson fully expects to excel back home, playing a new position for St. John’s and Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino. He has heard the whispers, the questions about him moving to point guard.

Ian Jackson is putting in the work with his new team this offseason. The transfer guard got a workout in with St. John's on Sunday.

“Ian Jackson is not the best case scenario for St. John’s. M aybe it is, if they win a national title next year, but to me, he’s a scorer. We have seen him play enough- he is not a point ...

Ian is a part of the No. 1 class of recruits for St.John’s and Pitino; he is the jewel of their crown. Despite an underwhelming season, it was not without flashes of brilliance from Jackson.

Ian Jackson won’t be Braden Smith for St. John’s. He probably isn’t going to average five assists per game. However, this roster is full of players with a similar style.

Ian Jackson should return to school for a season to show Hubert Davis, North Carolina to rub it in their faces. Jackson’s decision will probably come down to his draft evaluation.

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Ian Jackson has a visit lined up with a school that would check a lot of boxes for him, ones North Carolina simply couldn’t. For one, it would land him closer to home and it would land him at a ...

Ian Jackson stats. Here's a look at Jackson's stats in his lone season with the Tar Heels: 2024-25: 11.9 points on 45.6% shooting, 2.7 rebounds, 0.9 assists and 0.6 steals per game in 36 games ...

T here's a good chance that UNC basketball will be tortured by Ian Jackson leaving Chapel Hill in the transfer portal, regardless of the former 5-star guard's destination. North Carolina and ...