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It isn’t arrogance. It isn’t cockiness.&nbsp;

Ian Jackson fully expects to excel back home, playing a new position for St. John’s and Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino.&nbsp;

He has heard the whispers, the<a href="https://nypost.com/2025/04/23/sports/rick-pitino-holds-the-key-to-unlocking-ian-jacksons-potential/"> questions about him moving to point guard.</a> Jackson doesn’t feel the need to respond to those who don’t think he can do it.&nbsp;

It isn’t arrogance. It isn’t cockiness. It is self-belief. {ai:summary}Ian Jackson expresses confidence in his ability to succeed as a point guard for St. John's under Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino. Despite skepticism from some about his position change, he remains focused on proving himself on the court. #sports

St. John’s Ian Jackson confident he can ‘be dominant’ in switch to point guard

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