Justin Jackson's return bolsters already loaded North Carolina
Posted Apr 2, 2015
At a time when numerous prospects unlikely to be selected in the first round are turning pro, one with first-round potential made a savvy choice to return to school. North Carolina's Justin Jackson announced his decision Wednesday, gambling that he can solidify himself as a first-round pick as a sophomore while also participating in what could be a memorable season for the talent-laden Tar Heels.
(Yahoo! Sports)
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