Coaching Experience
Has 15+ years of coaching experience

2007- Florida Atlantic (Wide Receivers)
2001-06 Arizona State (Wide Receivers)
1997-00 Boise State (Wide Receivers)
1995-97 Indiana State (Running Backs and Safeties)
1994-95 University of Redlands (Running Backs)
1991-94 University of San Diego (Defensive Backs and Running Backs)

Bowl Games a Coach
2006 Sheraton (Hawaii) Bowl
2005 Insight.com Bowl
2004 Sun Bowl
2002 Holiday Bowl
2000 Humanitarian Bowl
1999 Humanitarian Bowl

All-Pac-10 and Other Awards
2005 Derek Hagan (1st Team All-Pac-10, Biletnikoff semifinalist)
2004 Derek Hagan (2nd Team All-Pac-10, Biletnikoff semifinalist, 2nd Team All-American)
2004 Terry Richardson (Honorable Mention All-Pac-10)
2003 Derek Hagan (Honorable mention All-Pac-10)
2003 Skyler Fulton (Honorable mention All-Pac-10)
2003 Skyler Fulton (Team MVP Offense)
2002 Derek Hagan (sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman team)

AT FAU
Joined the staff in March with the task of molding a core of seven returning receivers.

At Arizona State
Jackson served as Arizona State's wide receiver coach from 2001-2006 and was part of head coach Dirk Koetter's original ASU staff. Jackson accompanied Koetter from Boise State where he also tutored the receivers from 1997-2000.

In his role, Jaskson oversaw one of the key elements in Koetter's high-octane offensive attacks, which was ranked in the nation's top-five during the 2004 and 2005 seasons. In his six seasons with ASU, Jackson guided two of the top receivers in ASU's history. In fact Derek Hagan concluded his career as ASU's all-time leader in receptions (258), receiving yards (3,939) and touchdowns receptions (27) and 100-yard receiving games (18). Hagan was a two-time semifinalst for the Biletnikoff award, the second to be considered for the award, and was a first-team All-Pac-10 selection. Jackson worked with four All-Pac-10 selections during his tenure with ASU.

At Boise State
Jackson joined Koetter's staff in 1998 after then Boise State head coach Houston Nutt left for Arkansas. Jackson kept his title when joining Koetter's staff. The 2000 team featured five players averaging over 16.5 yards/catch, while the team finished with over 3,500 total passing yards.

During the 1999 season, the Broncos finished second in the conference in passing offense, averaging better than 250 yards per game.

At Indiana State
Before coming to Boise state, Jackson was an assistant coach at Indiana State University from 1995-97. A 1992 graduate of the University of San Diego, Jackson was a four-year starter in the defensive backfield. He was named the team's Defensive Player of the year as a senior.

At Redlands
During the 1994 season, Jackson tutored all conference running back Matt Figuerea and second team all-conference player Anthony Jones.

At University of San Diego
Worked with the defensive backs and running backs during his tenure.

With the NFL
Guiding his career much like he would guide his receivers, Jackson also worked on his game by serving two internships with the NFL. In 2003, Jackson served as an intern and coach with the Detroit Lions as part of the National Football League's Minority Internship Program, while in 1999 he served in the same capacity with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Past or Present Professional Players Coached
Ryan Dennard (Arizona Rattlers), Skyler Fulton (Seattle Seahawks), Derek Hagan (Miami Dolphins), Shaun McDonald (St. Louis Rams), Justin Taplin (Arizona Rattlers), Jeb Putzier (Denver Broncos)

As a Player
Jackson was a four-year starter in the defensive backfield at the University of San Diego. He was named the team's Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.

Personal Information
Birth date: December 1, 1968
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Education: 1992 - Diversified Liberal Arts, Univ. San Diego
1994-Master's in Education, Univ. San Diego
Marital Status: Single