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Why the Sudden Swoon in Ian Jackson's Production?


Within the span of just a few games, ’s soaring freshman season has hit the skids and devolved into a mid-season slump that might serve as the most head scratching of UNC Basketball's problems. Splitting up Jackson’s last 14 games offers a clear distinction of what was and what now is. "Teams are playing him a little differently now." (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Why the Sudden Swoon in Ian Jackson's Production?