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Data Scout Notes: 2023: 3rdC-KR...2022: 2ndC-KR...PHornung...2021: NAC...2020: NAC
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2022 ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM: RS Jha'Quan Jackson, Tulane, Jr.,...Jackson was chosen as a return specialist as he is averaging 11.4 yards a punt return to lead the conference and place ninth nationally. Jackson has returned 18 punts for 206 yards with a long of 90 yards against Memphis. His 90-yard touchdown return against the Tigers was the second longest return in school and league history. Jackson also ranks tied for second on the team with his 28 catches and is third on the club with his 427 receiving yards. - Tulane Football
(DS#26 WR) rSr/2024  WR JhaQuan Jackson, Tulane
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Jha'Quan Jackson's 90-yard punt return touchdown for Tulane against Memphis was longest of the season in the FBS and second-longest in Green Wave history. The longest in school history was Joe Bullard's 92-yarder against Vanderbilt in 1969. - AP College Football
(DS#26 WR) rSr/2024 WR JhaQuan Jackson, Tulane
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Tulane wide receiver Jha'Quan Jackson refuses to talk about his disappointing 2021 that began with a knee injury in preseason camp and ended in a humbling, 2-10 record. He is not being belligerent. He simply wants to focus on the present and the future r ather than re-live the past. "I'm excited to get back with the team," he said after Friday morning's practice, the Green Wave's first in shoulder pads. "I worked hard all summer. The standard is coming out here and competing for a conference championship . We've been going up the hill, and we are climbing each and every day trying to get one percent better." Jackson, for one, looks a hundred percent better than he did after he got hurt last August.Coming off a year in which he tied for the team le ad in receptions (31), was second in receiving yards (425) and first in touchdown catches (eight), he suffered a severe (redshirt) sophomore slump to 19 catches, 274 yards and, most painfully, one score. This, from a guy who told fans at a meet-the-team night they could call him ATM for "automatic touchdown maker." The letdown was team wide. "He had a tough season," coach Willie Fritz said. "It was humbling for everyone. I was humbled. He had injuries and fought through it all, and that happens sometime s in this game, but he's healthy and ready to go this year." - New Orleans Times Picayune
(DS#26 WR) rSr/2024 WR JhaQuan Jackson, Tulane
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2022 PRESEASON PAUL HORNUNG AWARD WATCH LIST: Jha'Quan Jackson, Tulane,...Jackson was named to Phil Steele's 2021 All-American Athletic Conference fourth team after finishing with 1,003 all-purpose yards. Last season, he posted 25 kickoff returns for 551 yards and 13 more on punt return for 132 yards. On offense, he had 17 catches for 294 yards and one touchdown. He also posted 26 yards on the ground. Steele named him a second team pick at punt returner on his preseason All-AAC team last month. - Tulane Football
(DS#26 WR) rSr/2024 WR JhaQuan Jackson, Tulane
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When he introduced himself to fans at Tulane's "Let's Talk Football" event in late July, wide receiver Jha'Quan Jackson said his nickname was ATM, explaining it meant Automatic Touchdown Maker. The playful bravado was out of character for Jackson, who no rmally is soft-spoken in public, but on point considering his breakout potential. After scoring five times in the last four games of 2020, he is capable of reaching the end zone in a variety of ways thanks to his terrific change of direction and open-fie ld skills. He became one of freshman quarterback and roommate Michael Pratt's primary targets a year ago, making 25 of his team-high tying 31 catches (and seven of his nine touchdowns) in the final seven games. Their rapport has remained strong early in preseason practice. On Saturday, Pratt hit him deep in one-on-one drills and connected with him again on a perfect strike to the corner of the end zone during 11-on-11 work.Jackson also scored on a 14-yard run against Army last November, averaged an impressive 13.9 yards on punt returns after supplanting Amare Jones in that role and figures to be the Wave's primary kickoff returner with Jones' transfer to Georgia Southern. His multi-faceted skills earned him a spot on the preseason watch list for the Paul Hornung Award, which goes to the most versatile player in college football. "If he keeps pushing himself, he can be a great player in this conference," Tulane offensive coordinator Chip Long said. "His ceiling is unmatched." - New Orleans Times Picayune
(DS#26 WR) rSr/2024 WR JhaQuan Jackson, Tulane
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