Green Street Jackson works on three-point shooting for Illinois women's team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 5:47 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026
College SportsGreen Street Jackson has focused on improving her three-point shooting this offseason ahead of her sophomore year with the Illinois women's basketball team. After the Illini's NCAA tournament exit on March 23, Jackson began working on her shot, which previously ranked at 28.2 percent. Associate head coach emphasized refining her mechanics and building confidence. Jackson, who started all 34 games last season and averaged 9.9 points, aims to enhance Illinois's offensive capabilities as the team prepares for preseason practices starting in late September.
- •Jackson averaged 9.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 5.2 assists last season.
- •Illinois ranked ninth in the Big Ten in scoring offense.
- •Preseason practices will begin in late September.
- •The team is hopeful for greater offensive production this season.
- 5:47 PMYahoo Sports — Green Street Jackson's offseason makeover
"Aug. 21—'s offseason program wasn't singularly-focused. But it's clear developing a more consistent three-point shot during the spring and summer was a major point of emphasis ahead of her sophomore year with the Illinois women's basketball team. That effort started shortly after the Illini's season ended on March 23 with a 75-57 loss to Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tenn., during the second round ...
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