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2015 Campbell County Dre Jackson Highlights

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I only saw the kid once this year, when we hosted the Camels. He did his thing in the shadow of Holbrook/McGovney. Now that he is more of the feature player, I see bigger things from this young man.

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Thanks. Decent skills. What position does he play for the Camels?

Thanks. Decent skills. What position does he play for the Camels?

 

Guard...kid can play. Watched him drop somewhere between 15-20 on Dixie in one half last season.

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In the summer for CC he set the offense quite a bit, and pushed the action in transition so if we're talking position number I assume he will run the 1. He's got a very good ability to shoot the ball (49% from field, 37% from 3 for the Bulldogs) and has good vision. He could also play the 2 I guess. His crossover helps him get to the hole fairly well, but with teams knowing who he is now, he'll need to get stronger to finish. Still working on defensive quickness and positioning. He put 15 on Dixie in one half. Kid is also very much a team player Coach Russell should love that, as CC has some talent.

In the summer for CC he set the offense quite a bit, and pushed the action in transition so if we're talking position number I assume he will run the 1. He's got a very good ability to shoot the ball (49% from field, 37% from 3 for the Bulldogs) and has good vision. He could also play the 2 I guess. His crossover helps him get to the hole fairly well, but with teams knowing who he is now, he'll need to get stronger to finish. Still working on defensive quickness and positioning. He put 15 on Dixie in one half. Kid is also very much a team player Coach Russell should love that, as CC has some talent.

 

I look forward to checking him out. What I didn't see in the video was if he can score with someone guarding him tight.

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Dre will play the 3 for the camels.

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Dre does have an ability to score the ball. In two games today he had 28 and 20. On 12/12 shooting in one game, and 7/11 in the other. These were both against pressing, man pressure teams. However, I believe some teams will play with more disciplined in NKy. Should be fun to watch, but I believe he can do it.

 

As for Dre playing the 3, that doesn't shock me. More of a 3 guard line up. However, as shown in the video and in person, he has good vision to pass the ball. I assume McGoveny would play the pg then, which is another good option.

Dre will play the 3 for the camels.

 

May play a three G offense, but Dre is not a true three and will struggle if he has to defend bigger opponents. Just not physical enough yet to stop anyone with size.

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This weekend Dre scored 18, 12, 25, 20, and 30 in each of his 5 games. He has the ability to score from all three levels. He also averaged 3.3 assists per game. He will bring a lot to the table this winter. Campbell could be tough to beat...

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