PRONUNCIATION

HONORS:
Academic All-Big Ten (2022, 2021)

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON: Competed in 11 games • led team in receiving yards (557), receiving touchdowns (5) and was second in receptions (37). Game-by-Game: Missed he first two games of the season with an injury • made his season debut against Colorado and caught two passes for 26 yards • made three receptions for 42 yards and two touchdowns (first multiple touchdown game of his career) at Michigan State • made six receptions against Purdue for 110 yards • competed at Illinois and at Penn State • caught six passes for 51 yards against Rutgers • gained 88 yards on five receptions at Nebraska • caught three passes for 34 yards against Northwestern • hauled in two passes for 43 yards against Iowa • caught five balls for 86 yards and one touchdown at Wisconsin • made four catches for 73 yards and two touchdowns against Syracuse.

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON: Started eight of 11 games he competed in • caught 25 passes for 267 yards and one touchdown. Game-by-Game: Caught three passes for 58 yards against Ohio State • hauled in four passes for 30 yards and caught his first career touchdown against Miami • pulled in four balls for 39 yards at Colorado • lone catch against Bowling Green went for 25 yards • caught two passes for three yards at Purdue • caught one ball for 12 yards at Northwestern • made one catch for 11 yards and recorded one tackle against Illinois • gained eight yards on lone reception at Iowa • gained 27 yards on two receptions at Indiana • caught two balls for 26 yards against Wisconsin • had three receptions for 19 yards against West Virginia in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON: Played in seven games • caught 12 passes for 167 yards. Game-by-Game: Made his collegiate debut against Michigan • made his first collegiate catch, a 15-yard reception from Tanner Morgan, at Maryland • hauled in two passes for 16 yards at Illinois • competed against Iowa • made two receptions for 26 yards against Purdue • caught three balls for 43 yards at Nebraska • made four catches for 67 yards at Wisconsin.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Bishop Miege High School in Shawnee Mission, Kan. • wore No. 3 for the Stags • led team to its sixth straight state title with 11 catches for 173 and two touchdowns in the championship game • as a senior, recorded 74 receptions for 1,511 yards and 27 touchdowns • recipient of the 2019 Otis Taylor Award presented to most outstanding high school wide receiver/tight end of Greater Kansas City • named 4A SIK Offensive Player of the Year • also competed in track and field • coached by Jon Holmes • four-star prospect and was ranked No. 223 in ESPN300 • No. 2 recruit in Kansas and No. 37 wide receiver in the nation according to ESPN.

PERSONAL: Son of Jakyta Lawrie and Kenneth Lawrie and of Damon Jackson and Tamika Jackson • has one sibling (Damon Jackson) • cousin, Jafar Armstrong, played college football at Notre Dame.

Daniel Jackson