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Jackson, Tyrone
Total 3-Point Rebounds
Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg
2004-05 31-0 467/15.1 30-86 .349 14-42 .333 37-55 .673 4-49 53 1.7 63-3 72 35 6 26 111/3.6
2005-06 26-13 547/21.0 34-85 .400 8-26 .308 37-52 .712 19-43 62 2.4 63-2 66 38 6 32 113/4.3
TOTAL 57-13 1014/17.8 64-171 .374 22-68 .324 74-107 .692 23-92 115 2.0 126-5 138 73 12 58 224/3.9
SUN DEVIL DATA: Was of the top junior college recruits in the nation in spring of 2004. Listed by SLAM as a top-10 junior college player in the nation entering 2004-05. Was third in the California Community College Association in scoring (23.8 points per game) and assists (7.6) in his sophomore season (2003-2004). Led his team to a 66-5 record in his two years at Fresno C.C. with a state runner-up finish in 2003 and two Central Valley Conference titles. Coached at Clovis West and at Fresno City College by Vance Walberg and was a high school teammate of two-time All-Pac-10 selection Chris Hernandez of Stanford. Jackson's Clovis West team posted 134 wins in his three years.
SENIOR SEASON (2005-06): Earned start on Senior Day on March 4 vs. Washington State and had 12 points in 30 minutes, including two three-pointers...had four double-digit scoring games on the year, including a career-high 15 against Utah Valley State on Dec. 10...career-high nine assists vs. USC on Jan. 5...averaged 21.0 minutes per game in senior season after averaging 15.1 minutes per game last year.
JUNIOR SEASON (2004-2005): Averaged 16.8 minutes in the final 13 games and had 41 assists and just 13 turnovers in that time, including a career-high six on Feb. 5 vs. California...posted nine points at Washington State on Feb. 26 and had eight points at Oregon (Jan. 22) and vs. Stanford (Feb. 3)...was 21-of-29 (.724) from the free throw line in the final 13 games to go along with 12 steals.
FRESNO CITY COLLEGE: Led the team in scoring (23.8 points per game), rebounds (6.4), assists (7.6) and steals (3.8) in his senior year and was a two-time all-state player and two-time Central Valley Conference Player of the Year...broke Lonnie Hughley's 40-year old Fresno City College career scoring mark with 1,541 points in 69 games, a 22.3 points per game mark...shared state player of the year honors with two sophomores and current Division I players in his freshman year, Tyrone Riley of the University of San Francisco and Jeremiah Massey of Kansas State...also is the school's all-time assists leader with 493 (7.1 per game)...totaled 423 rebounds (6.1 per game), 271 steals (3.9 per game) and 129 blocks (1.9 per game) in his 69 career games...career-high was a 50-point outburst against Modesto Junior College in a 120-90 victory on Jan. 21, 2004.
CLOVIS WEST HIGH SCHOOL: A 2001 graduate of Clovis West High School in Fresno, Calif....earned three letters in basketball and was team captain for two years...an all-conference and all-city selection and averaged 18 points per game, including a 38-point game in his senior year...team went 31-3 in senior year and 39-3 in junior year and was ranked 12th nationally in senior year and ninth in junior season and topped both Dominguez and Mater Dei...team won 134 games in three years.
ETC: Full name is Tyrone Marqus Jackson...plans to teach and coach when his playing days are over...family includes younger siblings Mercedes, Dejon, Martica, Jazz, Justin, Sebastian and Gabriel.
CAREER HIGHS FOR TYRONE JACKSON
POINTS: 15 vs. Utah Valley St. (12/10/05)
ASSISTS: 9 vs. USC (1/5/06)
STEALS: 4 vs. Utah Valley St. (12/10/05)
FG MADE: 5 vs. Utah Valley St. (12/10/05)
FG ATT.: 9 vs. Utah Valley St. (12/10/05)
3-PT MADE: 4 vs. Northwestern (12/20/04)
3-PT ATT.: 5, twice, vs. #10 Washington (1/30/05)
FT MADE: 6 at Oregon (1/22/05)
FT ATT.: 8, twice, vs. UCSB (11/28/05)
REBOUNDS: 5, 5 times, vs. Utah Valley St. (12/10/05)
MINUTES: 36 vs. Utah Valley St. (12/10/05)
Q & A WITH TYRONE JACKSON
Favorite Pac-10 road trip...Stanford and California.
The toughest adjustment to college basketball is...pace of the game.
The strongest player on the team is...Allen.
If I could have lunch with anyone, it would be...my mother.
My favorite player to watch on television...T-Mac.
My favorite professional sports team are...49ers.
If I wasn't in basketball, I would...be playing football.
If I could live anywhere, I would live in...Fresno.
The biggest influence on my career was...my mother and my high school coach, Vance Walberg.
My advice to youngsters is...be great at school.
Something most people don't know about me is...I like to fish.
My favorite sports figures are...Michael Jordan and Ken Griffey.
My favorite restaurant is...Olive Garden.
The best city I have been to is...Fresno, Calif.
