Chat Sports
NCAA

No. 1 Basketball Recruit Josh Jackson Commits To Kansas

The nation's top basketball recruit for the class of 2016 has announced where he'll play his college ball. Josh Jackson announced on Twitter Monday that he'll attend Kansas.

Jackson is a 6-foot-7, 202-pound shooting guard. Hailing from Michigan, Jackson was wanted by every major college program in the country. 

Arizona and Michigan State were the other schools in the mix for Jackson. Kansas was considered the favorite to land the five-star recruit. For more reaction on Jackson's commitment, download the Chat Sports app. 

Two of KU's top three shooting guards, Wayne Selden and Brannen Greene, entered the NBA draft. That should allow Jackson to see the floor early for the Jayhawks. Check out a highlight tape of Jackson below. 

All NCAA news

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More from Chat Sports

Latest NCAA news

5-star tackle Matthews flips commitment from Texas A&M to Georgia ESPN.com · 15m Sources: CFP, ESPN ink 5-year, $1.7B deal to expand field to 24 teams ESPN.com · 15m Whittingham: Michigan's starting QB to be determined vs. Oregon ESPN.com · 50m Florida State set to hire alum Purinton as AD, sources say ESPN.com · 1h Sources: Buckeyes fire coordinator Discher after multiple special teams gaffes ESPN.com · 2h 'Losing sucks:' How Jon Scheyer, Duke are using heartbreaking losses as fuel ESPN.com · 3h