While only a sophomore, Josh Jackson has already emerged as arguably the best player in the state of Michigan — and quite possibly now the top baller in the class of 2016 nationwide. The 6-6 stud has been on a tear all season long, as it became evident from the very first game. In the season opener against Detroit Frederick Douglas, Jackson finished for 27 points, 22 rebounds and 6 blocks. By mid-January he was easily surpassing 30 points on a nightly basis, at one point having three consecutive 30+ points outings, including a steal in the last minute of play, during the third game, that sealed the win.
- Josh Jackson takes over top spot in SLAM’s 2016 class
- Maryland’s turnovers, forced and unforced, help Syracuse escape upset
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- Referee Tony Greene who called the charge on CJ Fair discusses ejecting Jim Boeheim
- Former Syracuse defensive tackle Jay Bromley hits goal, unofficially runs sub 5-second 40-yard dash
- Ryan Norton pleads guilty to resisting arrest, unlawful possession of alcohol
- Carmelo Anthony’s 44 points not enough as Mavericks drop Knicks
- ACC commish: Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim won’t be disciplined
- Syracuse’s Jerami Grant spotted with Redskins cap
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