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Jim Jackson Reflects On Long And Winding Career
From Tony Bennett to John Calipari to Kobe Bryant, Jim Jackson has played with, for, and against some of the biggest names in basketball
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Jim Jackson joined The DA Show live from the Final Four in Minneapolis on Thursday, sharing his thoughts on a number of people he played with, for, and against – including The Fab Five, John Calipari, Allen Iverson, Alonzo Mourning, Kobe Bryant and, yes, Tony Bennett.
Click below to listen to Jackson’s interview in its entirety.