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Lance Jackson Update (Feb. 8, 1:17pm)

This is how they're supposed to look.

Lance Jackson, 6-5, 260 pounds, from Texarkana Pleasant Grove running the 40-yard dash. Gerry Hamilton was at the workout today and filmed it.

 

 

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5 hours ago, Bobby Burton said:

This is how they're supposed to look.

Lance Jackson, 6-5, 260 pounds, from Texarkana Pleasant Grove running the 40-yard dash. Gerry Hamilton was at the workout today and filmed it.

 

 

 

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That’s god given talent there, wow!! 

Baron

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3 hours ago, goathumper said:

 

Son of two D1s athletes.... yall think genetics are important, ha? 

 

That is amazing. I as a former college baseball player, I cant exaggerate enough how impressive that is. He will almost certainly be up to 98 by the end of the season. 

If/when he consistently hits upper 90s..... he has to be a take for David Pierce right?

I see you Bear. Good to see you come over.

taxsaver

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4 hours ago, GoHorns1 said:

Golf, a/k/a “watching paint dry”

Golf is the only true sport...

HookemT71

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4 hours ago, Bevoguy_248 said:

Gerry! I’ve hit many threes in that gym 

Hey @Bevoguy_248, I graduated PG in '89. Part of the first District Champs for the Hawks.

Jerry K

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 95 on the gun as a junior 😳. Coach Pierce may want to battle for this kid. That’s impressive!!

Neil Leininger

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If his brother was a 5-star, this kid should 100% a 5-star as well. In 2026, the Texas defense will feature him as a sophomore and Collins as a junior. Good luck to the rest of the SEC.

 

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go PG Hawks!  

Bevoguy_248

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2 hours ago, HookemT71 said:

Hey @Bevoguy_248, I graduated PG in '89. Part of the first District Champs for the Hawks.

Legend! Class of 2016 for me!

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I'll have more on PG in the morning, but they have two more likely big time guys coming up in the program

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