Reggie Jackson

About Reggie Jackson

In 2011, he made his NBA debut with the Oklahoma City Thunder. He quickly became one of the team's top guards playing alongside Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, before a 2015 trade sent him to the Detroit Pistons.

Reggie Jackson before fame

He was named the Gatorade Colorado Boys' Basketball Player of the Year in 2009 after a dominant senior year at William J. Palmer High School in Colorado Springs.

Achievement of Reggie Jackson

Before being picked with the 24th choice in the 2011 NBA Draft, he played three years of college basketball at Boston College.

Reggie Jackson family life

Reggie's father, Saul, was a member of the United States Air Force, which caused the family to move around a lot as he grew up.

Associations of Reggie Jackson

In 2011, he and fellow guard Kyrie Irving were both first-round picks, with Irving heading to the Cleveland Cavaliers first overall.

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