Jackson earned a spot in the LIU recordbook in just his eighth game with the program. The sophomore drained a school record nine three-pointers on his way to a season-high 29 points in the Sharks’ 85-72 win at Army on Saturday. He finished 9-14 from downtown, and added three rebounds and four steals as the NEC preseason favorites won their second straight. Jackson hit five straight triples in a four-minute stretch in the first half and broke a 21-year old LIU record held by two-time NEC Player of the Year Charles Jones on his ninth three-pointer with 7:47 to play. The Shelby Township, MI product has hit 15 of his last 26 (.577) from long range, and now ranks second in the NEC with a 48.6 percent success rate from beyond the arc.