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Ian Jackson transferring to St. John’s


will go home to play his sophomore season at St. John’s. Voted to the ACC All-Freshman team after averaging 12.3 points per game at North Carolina as a freshman, Jackson grew up in the New York City area, and the Red Storm lost RJ Luis, the starting guard and the Big East Player of the Year, to the transfer portal. Jackson also visited UCLA. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Ian Jackson transferring to St. John’s