South Carolina needs this “: Gamecocks fans react as a 5 -star guard Jordin Jackson calls the Dawn Staley team among her best 6 schools -Sportskeeda

On Friday, the five -star Sidwell Friends School striker Jordin Jackson narrowed his list of possible schools to Alabama, TCU, Ohio, South Carolina, Miami and Maryland.

Jackson is ranked # 8 as a whole with 247Sports. She is the small ahead and player # 1 in DC in the 2026 class. So are expected to play for them until next year.

However, fans have begun to discuss which school to choose, with many suggesting that they have to play under the dawn Staley in South Carolina.

“South Carolina needs it,” a fan wrote on Instagram.

“Cooking with Gamecock cooking with Gamecocksssssss,” another fan writes.

“Gamecocks is U Wanna Championship !!” He wrote another fan.

However, fans of other schools, such as Maryland and Alabama, were also trying to do their case to try to recruit Jackson.

“OSU gives free cards with a long season,” writes a fan.

“Interestingly, TCU’s view in players is the best election now,” a fan writes.

“She looks like a Maryland player,” another writes.

Jackson is an athletic wing that makes threesomes and is consistent around the perimeter. She also showed that she could be a high -level defender.

Jordin Jackson talks about dawn Staley and the opportunity to go to South Carolina

In December, in an interview with Talia Goodman on On3, Jackson discussed his recruitment. When Goodman asked her what she thought about Gamecocks on South Carolina, the five -star little ahead said:

“Obviously, this is one of the best schools in the country. Coach [Dawn] Staley has a great resumption. She is a great person. I think our relationship is quite good. I think I would develop as a player and as a person very much there; I just think everyone is getting better there. I think I’ll handle it there. “

While choosing his best 6 schools, the star of Sidwell’s friends eliminated California Golden Bears, North Carolina Tar Tarles, Ole Miss Bunbols, Notre Dame, fighting Irish, Louisvil Cardinal, Arizona Wilds and Clemson Tigers.