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Tre Jackson will reportedly finish his college career elsewhere.

The 6-foot guard from Columbia, S.C. has reportedly entered the transfer portal, according to Verbal Commits. T.J. Otzelberger has been meeting with players from this year’s roster throughout the day, and the Jackson news follows Izaiah Brockington and George Conditt announcing their intentions to turn pro earlier today.

Jackson appeared in 74 games across three seasons for the Cyclones, making 18 starts, and averaging 4.1 points per game. As a junior in 2021-22, Jackson averaged 3.7 points and shot 36 percent from 3-point range in 28 appearances.

Iowa State was one of more than 10 schools to offer the former three-star recruit coming out of high school and was one of two Power 5 offers alongside South Carolina.

Jared Stansbury
Jared Stansbury
Jared a native of Clarinda, Iowa, started as the Cyclone Fanatic intern in August 2013, primarily working as a videographer until starting on the women’s basketball beat prior to the 2014-15 season. Upon earning his Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Iowa State in May 2016, Jared was hired as the site’s full-time staff writer, taking over as the primary day-to-day reporter on football and men’s basketball. He was elevated to the position of managing editor in January 2020. He is a regular contributor on 1460 KXNO in Des Moines and makes regular guest appearances on radio stations across the Midwest. Jared resides in Ankeny with his four-year-old puggle, Lolo.

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