Jamar Jackson has turned in back-to-back productive seasons for Bethel (Hampton, VA) Head Coach Tracey Parker. As a sophomore, the 5-9, 190 pound cornerback made eight interceptions, and as a junior, he finished with a total of nine picks on the year.

His productivity has helped him earn attention from Division I-A squads in the early going.

“Jamar is the player that most folks are looking at,” Parker said. “UVa, Virginia Tech, NC State, and most of the ACC schools in the area are looking at him. There are no offers yet, but you know you have a Division I-A prospect when schools who you haven’t spoken with for a long time start giving you calls and requesting film.”

Athleticism is one of Jackson’s strength, as he runs a 4.5 in the 40 yard dash. But it’s his confidence, work ethic, and instincts that separate him from the rest according to Coach Parker.

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