According to sources, along with Nickeil Alexander-Walker, the Terps are likely to host 2016 Canadian four-star forward Justin Jackson this weekend.
An Ontario native, Jackson played at national power Findlay Prep two seasons ago before returning home to Canada for his senior year. He played for Canada Elite, the same AAU program that Alexander-Walker plays for, last year on the Under Armour circuit. Jackson stands 6-7 with a college-ready body. Listed as a power forward, Jackson is almost more of a point forward. He compares favorably to Oregon forward Dillon Brooks, another Canadian the Terps recruited and one of the top players in the country last season.
Another source told TSR that Jackson never signed his LOI with UNLV and that several schools, including Maryland, remained in contact throughout. Some highlights of Jackson below.
An Ontario native, Jackson played at national power Findlay Prep two seasons ago before returning home to Canada for his senior year. He played for Canada Elite, the same AAU program that Alexander-Walker plays for, last year on the Under Armour circuit. Jackson stands 6-7 with a college-ready body. Listed as a power forward, Jackson is almost more of a point forward. He compares favorably to Oregon forward Dillon Brooks, another Canadian the Terps recruited and one of the top players in the country last season.
Another source told TSR that Jackson never signed his LOI with UNLV and that several schools, including Maryland, remained in contact throughout. Some highlights of Jackson below.
