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Guard · 2023–24

Jason Preston

Two points a game in high school — that was the whole resume. Preston planned to study journalism at Central Florida before a growth spurt, a prep-school year and highlights posted to Twitter earned him an offer from Ohio University. There he became a triple-double point guard, MAC tournament MVP, and the engine of Ohio's 2021 NCAA upset of Virginia, then went 33rd in the draft.

Foot surgery erased his rookie year with the Clippers. The Jazz signed him to a two-way deal in January 2024, and with the Salt Lake City Stars he flourished — G League Player of the Month in March 2024 and All-G League First Team. He graduated cum laude from Ohio in 2022.

HOW HE CAME & WENTHe signed a two-way contract on January 9, 2024, after Memphis had waived him two days into a deal.

Utah Jazz tenure
2023–24
Position
Guard
Born
1999, Orlando
Height
6′4″ (193 cm)
College
Ohio University
Drafted
2021, 2nd round (No. 33), Orlando
Signature in the archive 2024-25 Prizm Penmanship #PNM-JPS Jazz

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With the Jazz

JASON PRESTON · 2023–24 · PER GAME
SEASONTEAMGMPGPPGRPGAPGSPGBPGFG%3P%FT%
2023–24UTA710.11.72.42.30.30.1.316.000
JAZZ TOTAL1 SEASON710.11.72.42.30.30.1.316.000

Season by season, regular season, with this franchise only. More info: Basketball-Reference ↗  ·  Wikipedia ↗

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JASON PRESTON · 5 NOTES
  • Was almost entirely unrecruited out of high school before becoming an NBA draft pick.
  • He finished his Ohio degree after turning pro, graduating cum laude in 2022 in sport management.
  • In November 2020 he put up a career-high 31 points with eight assists and no turnovers at eighth-ranked Illinois, hitting a go-ahead jumper with 7.4 seconds left.
  • At prep school he started on the C team, played his way up to the A team, was sent back down, posted a triple-double and climbed up again.
  • He posts free tutorial videos breaking down film and point guard decision-making for young players who cannot afford training.