Justin Jackson in Rhythm

Posted Feb 24, 2016
Justin Jackson wasn’t exactly sure where to go in No. 7 UNC’s secondary break in the first half on Wednesday. It was hard to tell, given his smooth stroke from the top of the key to give UNC its first lead after falling behind N.C. State by 13 points. “I didn’t really know where to go as the four,” Jackson said after the 80-68 victory. (Inside Carolina)

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