Ranking every Big Ten starting point guard ahead of the 2024-25 season
Jackson Shelstad is back for year two. As Oregon's starting point guard and the Ducks head to the Big Ten, how does Shelstad matchup against opposing guards?
By Sam Fariss
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The Oregon Ducks are heading to the Big Ten and will take on perennial basketball programs like the Indiana Hoosiers, Michigan Wolverines, and Iowa Hawkeyes.
As Dana Altman and the Ducks prepare for their new conference, the team will be led by sophomore point guard Jackson Shelstad, an Oregon native who had a standout freshman season with Oregon last year.
Shelstad alongside transfer guard T.J. Bamba will make for a powerful duo in Oregon’s backcourt, especially with Bamba’s experience at the collegiate level.
So, as Shelstad gets ready for year two and a whole new ball game in the Big Ten, where does he stack up against his fellow conference point guards?