Justin Jackson
In his sophomore year at Maryland, Jackson averaged 9.8 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assist.
The 6′ 7” wing showed that he can affect the game in multiple ways, although his scoring numbers and percentages dropped from his freshman year.
He went from shooting 44% to 36% and 44% to 25% from 3. While the number drops don’t look good on the record, seeing that he has the ability to shoot at a good rate is promising.
Jackson looks like he has the potential to be a contributor for an NBA team and has plenty of room to improve.
With the Hawks having a surplus of open roster spots it is very possible that all four of the draft picks they currently possess will make the roster.