Ian Jackson

Yeah.

But there's the UConn kids, Demery, Mullins, St. John's kids, the Baylor transfer, Ian Jackson, Villanova's got Tyler Perkins, Marquette has Nigel James.

Nigel

James,

Like, I, I just don't think there's a lot of shooting.

I, I think the Ian Jackson, like, shit has gotten, like, a little overblown.

Like, I think if they're able to, like, shrink his role and be next to a guy like Quinn Ellis, I think he'll be fine.

And I'm with Litzkin.

I think, uh, I think both of you guys actually mentioned it, that 2DS film is gonna be quite good.

Can I say I think Ian Jackson's pretty good?

I think he's going to be pretty good this year.

Like-

Is it not? You give

me those four guys, and then you throw in the Ian Jackson.

Then you throw in the Ruben Prey.

Then you throw in the Reed Bailey.

Babacar Sunday is right there as well.

Ian Jackson, Keyshawn Hall, Yessifu.

There's a lot of dudes in that mix who are potential major contributors that right now it's a little bit up in the air.

So I'm excited to see how that plays out because like we've been kind of talking about this entire offseason, Greg, I'm very pessimistic on how the This season is going to go for Rick Pitino, even if all these guys are approved.

But a St. John's team that with its perimeter, I think is going to be the reverse of last season with Quinn Ellis.

with Ian Jackson, with Tunde Yesifu.

This to me will be a great barometer game for St. John's.

Not that it's not going to have barometer games in November when it plays against power conference teams, but seeing St. John's frontcourt, especially Reuben Prey, get matched up against Arizona's size with Krivosh will be fascinating for me.

I just said, what if? I said, what if? He's on a good squad, too.

Hopefully him and Ian Jackson can knock down threes.

And take St. John's

deep into Turner.

But like I said, it's not just him.

It's Ian Jackson.

It's Keyshawn Hall, depending on if OG gets his papers cleared.

Keyshawn Hall trying to score.

Like, this team lost a ton of players from last year's roster.

Really, the key returners are Reuben Bray and Ian Jackson are the two most notable ones that are back for this team.

And so for Pitino to do it again, it's going to be – with an entirely new look roster.

And you and I were kind of talking about this and we'll get a little bit more into it when we look at our starting lineups and whatnot.

I think at this point, the other four starting spots outside of power forward are fairly set.

For Rick Pitino's team, Quinn Ellis is going to start at point guard, a phenomenal European guard, 23 years old, a veteran guy who, you know, as much as we expect those international guys to struggle a little bit, his age experience, high-level competition probably makes him one of the better point guards in the conference, even with that learning curve that he may experience.

Ian Jackson's back.

He's going to start.