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Quenton Jackson

Indiana Pacers · Guard · 6′4″ 173 lb · age 28 · Texas A&M · 5th season

6.3 ptsPTS
2.0 rebREB
2.0 astAST
17.0 minMIN

3 games this season

Availability

Tonight @ MIL

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Season form

3 games this season
Threes0.3 3PM
FG%40.0%
3P%12.5%
FT%85.7%

Starts 0 of 3 games · 9th on IND in minutes · Rotation role

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Bars: minutes in his last 3 games · numbers: points

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What's being said

20 items · 3 sources this season
  • Podcast Locked On Pacers · 2 points ·
    • Tony East: Only two Pacers finished with a positive plus-minus: Jalen Slawson and Quenton Jackson. The host insists this wasn't garbage-time noise, and calls Slawson the game's positive story. at 2:40
    • Tony East: During a scuffle after Marcus Sasser fouled Nembhard, Jackson and Slawson ran over, and Jackson waved off bench players from coming onto the floor. at 3:59

    “Why Indiana Pacers got embarrassed by Dallas Mavs in Tyrese Haliburton return to Gainbridge Fieldhouse” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers host (unnamed) (reported), via Locked On NBA · Relayed report · around the league

    The Pacers host said Indiana's defense showed no force, physicality or resistance, and Dallas scored 77 in the first half. The Pacers cut the lead to 13, which the host partly credited to Flagg's absence. Two-way player Jalen Slawson and bench guard Quenton Jackson played well.

    “BEST NBA NIGHT EVER! YOU HAD TO BE THERE!” at 11:44 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers · 6 points ·
    • In about half of those non-Haliburton minutes, Nembhard was paired with Quenton Jackson, with Jackson playing the two. The host says it worked out. at 8:23
    • Host frames the current guard roles: Nembhard is effectively the backup point guard and Quenton Jackson is playing backup two, not filling in for McConnell at the one. at 20:38
    • Quenton Jackson had a poor first half: five minutes, missed his only shot, and the Pacers reportedly lost his minutes by seven. When he and Larry Nance Jr played together, the bench had no offensive punch and the defense was poor. at 18:27
    • In the second half Quenton Jackson was a defensive spark. He had two of his three total steals then (including one from Jordan Poole, which he took the other way), three rebounds, and made both shots, both in transition. He also grabbed the offensive rebound that basically sealed the game and made the free throws after it. at 19:41
    • Jackson and Toppin each played 10 bench minutes and no other reserve played more than six. The surrounding context suggests this was the second half, but that is not stated explicitly. at 19:31
    • Minutes that would have gone to Jarace Walker and Ben Sheppard went to Quenton Jackson instead. at 27:24

    “Deeper dive into Indiana Pacers season opening win: What went right and what needs to be better?” · listen ↗

  • X Scott Agness (@ScottAgness) · Report ·

    Carlisle: "The hero of the game was Quenton Jackson, who came in & immediately there was a four-point swing in the second half. And then he earned his way into crunch time. "That's what we need. We need guys playing their hearts out. Anything else isn't going to get us there."

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  • Podcast Locked On Pacers host · Report ·

    Quenton Jackson took McConnell's minutes. The host says he was poor in the first half and very good in the third and fourth quarters, especially on defense and with his transition decisions.

    “Tyrese Haliburton is back: Over-reactions to Indiana Pacers opening night win vs New Orleans Pelicans” at 8:19 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers · 2 points ·
    • Caitlin asks whether the team will lean more on Quenton Jackson alongside Haliburton in hybrid lineups. at 22:56
    • Tony East: Tony says Quenton Jackson will be the third-string point guard, but the team clearly views him as more of a shooting guard than a point guard. at 27:06

    “Indiana Pacers 2026-27 season preview: Can tweaks + Tyrese Haliburton get Pacers back to contention?” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers host · Report ·

    At Monday practice, the host saw Kelly Oubre in a starter-color jersey, and Quenton Jackson and Larry Nance in backup-color jerseys. He offers this as a hint about plans for the New Orleans game or about health, but says he is 'just guessing'.

    “What Indiana Pacers revealed in the preseason that will matter once the regular season begins” at 20:56 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers · 2 points ·
    • Tony East: Quenton Jackson got a little banged up in preseason and then came back. at 24:14
    • Tony East: The host calls Quenton Jackson's preseason "kind of meh" but in line with expectations. at 24:53

    “Why Indiana Pacers waived James Johnson, Rienk Mast, Keba Keita + extensions and preseason challenges” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers host · Report ·

    Quenton Jackson played some two-guard. He went 3-for-3 inside the arc for what the host believes was a preseason-best nine points. The host thinks he should be the depth point guard but needs to make jumpers.

    “Why the Tyrese Haliburton, Pascal Siakam, and Ivica Zubac trio connected vs Milwaukee Bucks in OT loss” at 18:01 · listen ↗

  • Podcast Locked On Pacers · 2 points ·
    • Under this year's officiating focus on the off-arm push-off, Toppin was called for one off the ball. Quenton Jackson, whom the host calls the Pacers' second most common user of the tactic, was also called for one. at 25:29
    • Quenton Jackson had four turnovers but was largely fine, per the host. at 27:49

    “Tyrese Haliburton shines, Ivica Zubac posts double-double: What key Pacers showed in loss vs Thunder” · listen ↗

  • Podcast Tony East, Locked On Pacers · Analysis ·

    East says Quenton Jackson has made his shots but hasn't played like a true point guard. He creates shots through athleticism and getting downhill rather than through sets and pick-and-roll.

    “What Indiana Pacers have missed without T.J. McConnell so far + closer looks at Siakam, Sheppard, Toppin” at 4:33 · listen ↗

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Game log

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2026-27 season

DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Oct 25@BKN W18 min5 pts1 reb2 ast0 3PM
Oct 23DAL L17 min8 pts1 reb3 ast1 3PM
Oct 21@NOP W16 min6 pts4 reb1 ast0 3PM
2025-26 season (last season) · 49 games
DateOppMinPtsRebAst3PM
Apr 12DET L30 min21 pts0 reb8 ast1 3PM
Apr 10PHI L27 min16 pts4 reb6 ast2 3PM
Apr 9@BKN W26 min12 pts6 reb7 ast0 3PM
Apr 7MIN L25 min9 pts1 reb4 ast0 3PM
Apr 5@CLE L29 min15 pts5 reb4 ast1 3PM
Apr 3@CHA L25 min16 pts3 reb5 ast2 3PM
Apr 1@CHI W17 min8 pts3 reb6 ast0 3PM
Mar 29MIA W20 min10 pts3 reb1 ast0 3PM
Mar 27LAC L13 min7 pts2 reb3 ast1 3PM
Mar 25LAL L7 min0 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Mar 21@SAS L16 min6 pts4 reb2 ast1 3PM
Mar 18POR L20 min13 pts0 reb6 ast0 3PM
Mar 17@NYK L18 min7 pts4 reb5 ast1 3PM
Mar 15@MIL L15 min5 pts3 reb2 ast1 3PM
Mar 10@SAC L18 min4 pts1 reb5 ast0 3PM
Mar 8@POR L17 min2 pts3 reb3 ast0 3PM
Mar 6@LAL L18 min8 pts1 reb2 ast0 3PM
Mar 4@LAC L18 min11 pts1 reb3 ast2 3PM
Mar 1MEM L20 min2 pts5 reb3 ast0 3PM
Feb 26CHA L31 min13 pts4 reb2 ast0 3PM
Feb 24PHI L28 min15 pts2 reb1 ast2 3PM
Feb 22DAL L23 min11 pts4 reb6 ast3 3PM
Feb 20@WAS L23 min21 pts3 reb3 ast1 3PM
Feb 11@BKN W19 min9 pts2 reb5 ast1 3PM
Feb 10@NYK W28 min19 pts6 reb3 ast4 3PM
Feb 3UTA L17 min24 pts1 reb3 ast2 3PM
Jan 26@ATL L1 min3 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Jan 21@BOS L6 min3 pts0 reb0 ast1 3PM
Jan 19@PHI L25 min6 pts4 reb3 ast2 3PM
Jan 17@DET L20 min8 pts1 reb2 ast0 3PM
Jan 16NOP W11 min12 pts2 reb1 ast0 3PM
Jan 14TOR L19 min14 pts5 reb2 ast3 3PM
Jan 12BOS W15 min8 pts0 reb1 ast2 3PM
Jan 10MIA W23 min6 pts1 reb1 ast0 3PM
Jan 8@CHA W18 min4 pts0 reb5 ast0 3PM
Jan 2SAS L1 min0 pts0 reb0 ast0 3PM
Dec 29@HOU L4 min7 pts0 reb0 ast1 3PM
Dec 27@MIA L14 min4 pts0 reb3 ast0 3PM
Dec 26BOS L16 min6 pts3 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 23MIL L8 min2 pts1 reb0 ast0 3PM
Dec 22@BOS L16 min9 pts0 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 20@NOP L17 min2 pts2 reb1 ast0 3PM
Dec 18NYK L27 min10 pts4 reb2 ast2 3PM
Dec 14WAS L8 min1 pt3 reb0 ast0 3PM
Nov 3MIL L20 min7 pts2 reb4 ast0 3PM
Nov 1GSW W31 min25 pts6 reb10 ast3 3PM
Oct 31ATL L22 min15 pts4 reb4 ast2 3PM
Oct 29@DAL L18 min8 pts3 reb0 ast0 3PM
Oct 26@MIN L10 min4 pts2 reb0 ast1 3PM

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Background

ESPN profile · our roster records
BornSep 15, 1998 · Los Angeles, CA
Size6′4″ · 173 lb · Guard
CollegeTexas A&M
DraftUndrafted
Experience5th NBA season
Teams (since 2022-23)IND 2023–27 · WAS 2022–23