Elmarko Jackson Joins Georgetown

0:00On April 21st, Georgetown just landed a big transfer commitment from Kansas Guard El Marco Jackson, a six foot three 195 pound, athlete who's got serious bounce. Last season he hit 37.2% from three and 82.4% from the free throw line. Coming out of high school, he was the 21st best recruit overall, the highest rated high school signee for the Hoyas this century and a McDonald's All-American. Earlier this week, the news dropped and Jackson brings two years of eligibility left after a medical redshirt his sophomore year from a preseason knee injury. He only picked up basketball his freshman year of high school after playing football and lacrosse so his raw talent and quick learning curve stand. Audi's a combo guard who can handle point or shooting roles. Coaches and scouts rave about his upside, calling him a sponge for the game with elite speed, passing vision and defensive grid. At Kansas underbill self, he showed steady growth,

1:00boosting his threes, rebounds and steals while cutting turnovers. His high school coach highlighted his natural scores edge and competitors fire. Now in the portal, he's flying under the radar but could outshine some peers with his shooting jump and versatility. He can guard one through three positions, pairing him with Jalen Low and others fortifies the back court, giving Ed Cooley that tough east coast guard presence from his new jersey routes. With Caleb Williams returning up front and spots open in the front court, the staff's eyeing bigs to round out a deep rotation. Jackson's arrival pumps up the Hoyas the ceiling, watch the squad build momentum, Hoyas Saxa.