Jermyl Jackson-Wilson

Position:
Forward
Height:
6-6
Weight:
230
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Milwaukee, Wis.
High School:
Fork Union Military Academy [Va.]/Rufus King HS/Ohio State

2008-09 (senior): One of three CUSPY's (CU Sports Performers of the Year) finalists named in the Career Achievement category • Tri-captain • Played in 31 games with 28 starts, averaging 20.5 minutes per game • Averaged 5.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.3 assists per game • Shot a team-best .532 from the field (67-of-126), was second in rebounding (117, 3.8 rpg.), and first in blocked shots (20) • Team leader on the offensive glass (33) • His 28 starts and starting all 16 Big 12 games were career-highs for a season • Had 21 games shooting over 50 percent from the field and 14 games over 60 percent • Five games in scoring double-digits with a season-best 14 points versus Kansas State (Jan. 24) • Grabbed a career-high 11 defensive rebounds in home win against Lafayette (Nov. 25) • Recorded a blocked shot in 16 of 31 games, four games with at least two blocks • Led team in blocks 13 times (six shared); rebounding six times (twice shared); steals five times (three shared); assists twice (one shared) • Made a pair of FTs with eight seconds remaining tying Texas (Feb. 14) at 72-all forcing overtime • For the season, scored in double-digits five times (three Big 12 games); five or more rebounds 10 times (four conference); led team in rebounding six times (four conference); a blocked shot in 16 games (six conference), and recorded multiple assists in 12 games (six conference).

Career: Wrapped up three-year career at CU ranking 16th in blocked shots (73); t-19th with 65 career starts; 31st on CU's all-time rebounding list (426, 4.7 rpg.); 90 career games played (40th all-time) • 17 double-digit scoring games • Two double-doubles • 15 games with two or more blocked shots • five games with 10 more rebounds in a game.

2007-08 (junior): Started 21 of 32 games, averaging 4.7 points and 4.4 rebounds per game • Second overall in team rebounding (142), third in blocked shots (26) and fourth in steals (21) • Shot .460 percent from the field (63-for-137) • Made over 50 percent of his shots from the field in Big 12 play (33-for-63, .533) • Netted scoring double figures twice with 11 points in a neutral court win over Florida A&M (Nov. 15), and 10 points at Kansas State (Mar. 4) • Grabbed a season-best 13 rebounds in a neutral court win over Savannah State (Nov. 16) • Scored in every game including 10 games with six or more points • 10 games with at least six or more rebounds • Led team in blocks 12 times (eight shared), rebounding four times (one shared), twice in steals, and once in assists • Seven games with at least seven or more rebounds in a game • Career-best four steals at Kansas State (Mar. 4) and a season-best three blocks in the road win at Air Force (Nov. 29).

2006-07 (sophomore): Named to Kansas City Star All-Newcomer team • Played in all 27 games with 16 starts • Fourth in scoring with 216 points • Averaged 8.0 points, 6.2 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.0 blocked shots per game • One of two players that shot over 50 percent from the field (81-for-152, .533); also went .628 from the free throw line (54-for-86) • Team leader on the offensive glass (71); second defensively (96), and second in total rebounds (167); Also contributed 39 assists, 27 blocked shots and 24 steals • Grabbed a career-best 17 rebounds against Denver (Nov. 10), the most rebounds by any CU player in a college debut, passing the previous mark of 10 by Shaun Vandiver (UC Santa Barbara, Nov. 25, 1988) • In 16 starts averaged 7.9 points, 7.5 rebounds and shot 50-for-91 (.549) from the field; also had 25 assists, a team-best 22 blocked shots and 12 steals.

2005-06 (redshirt-sophomore): Did not play, transfer from Ohio State.

2004-05 (freshman at Ohio State): Played in 11 games • Scored six points with six rebounds in 25 minutes • Also had three steals and one assist • Saw action in two Big Ten Conference games scoring two points against Michigan (Feb. 5).

RUFUS KING HS: Averaged 12 rebounds and 10 points per game as a senior leading Rufus King to the Wisconsin state title • An all-city and all-area selection for the No. 1-ranked team in Wisconsin and the No. 17-rated team nationally in the USA Today Poll in 2003 • First-team selection in Wisconsin's "Fabulous Fifth" Seniors.

ACADEMICS: Earned a bachelor of arts degree in ethnic studies in August, 2008 • Spring 2007 Commissioners Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Born Jermyl Mario Jackson-Wilson on June 7, 1985 in Milwaukee, Wis. • Son of Archer Wilson and Sandra Jackson-Wilson • Four siblings, Jermaine, Jamar, Jamon and Jasmyn.