I would say was definitely his best all around game. If he could play like that all the time it would bring a different dimension to the team. Only had one boneheaded pass ( although he got bailed out on a couple others) but he was much more in control last night and made many good things happen as a result.Andre Jackson really impressed last night. Haven't looked at any stats, because I'm sure they won't paint the same picture. But by my picture, I believe that may have been AJ best game as a Husky last night.....
He has to figure out how to create for himself and score off the dribble. He can't be so predictable where everyone knows he's looking to pass that he makes it easy on the defense.Whats our stats goal for him next year. I struggle to figure out what a prime jackson looks like next year as an upperclassman.... roughly I am thinking 10-5.5-5.5-1-1.5. I think that player is roughly all conference and also in play for Jackson but still needs a great offseason
he was talking to rj, who made a casual handoff pass on the perimeter that was almost stolen.I think in the game last night a hot mic picked up Luke Murray telling AJ, "Nothing Casual!" He was not casual with the ball at all yesterday, outside of his one harlem globetrotter pass
He was everywhere!
He has to figure out how to create for himself and score off the dribble. He can't be so predictable where everyone knows he's looking to pass that he makes it easy on the defense.
Besides that, the stat that I'm looking at is turnovers. If he cuts those down and makes the smart play instead of the highlight-reel play, he'll be a consistent winning player and not merely an exciting one.
I think he’s Gus Johnson’s favorite Husky already!The game is more to watch when he’s in. Going to eventually end up as one of my favorite huskies if he keeps it up
LOL... "he's Batman." ...
He's here, he's there, he's every bleeping where A Jax!He was everywhere!
That was one of the most athletic halves of basketball I've ever seen by a college basketball player. No, that's not hyperbole.There were multiple plays where he wasn't even in the picture on my tv and he came flying in out of nowhere with a blocked shot or rebound. Just played at a different speed and seemed to unlock his superior athleticism. Turned to my wife at one point and said "he's Batman." Martin was also extraordinary on D last night. Gave Rhoden fits and clearly had him frustrated. Didn't bite on pump fakes which will be even more important against Nova.
I hope he does learn to score more. I think it's far fetched that he will have a better looking shot next year. I feel like they would've fixed it already. He is a sophomore after all. But I love how you call him a winning player. Perfect term. He reminds of outfielder Shane Victorino, he wasn't the greatest hitter on those Phillies teams but he did everything to help them win. Diving catches, stolen bases, outfield assists, he did it all. I hated facing him (as an opposing fan)He has to figure out how to create for himself and score off the dribble. He can't be so predictable where everyone knows he's looking to pass that he makes it easy on the defense.
Besides that, the stat that I'm looking at is turnovers. If he cuts those down and makes the smart play instead of the highlight-reel play, he'll be a consistent winning player and not merely an exciting one.