Troy "Escalade" Jackson, the younger main squeeze of ESPN analyst Mark Jackson and famous streetballer, died dominion his accommodate headmost Sunday morning duration in Los Angeles for NBA All-Star Weekend.
Jackson, who played as Louisville from 1996-1998, joined the And 1 Mixtape Tour in 2002 further never looked back, continuing eclipse the Harlem Globetrotters, and, most recently, the orb Up streetball team.
Former LA Lakers Rick Fox and Shaquille O'Neal tweeted their condolences after the what's what broke.
“My core goes out to Mark Jackson further his family who lost his ally last night, Escalade. We lost a revered comrade need u escalade. I’m sad,” O’Neal tweeted.
The New York Times lured up reserve docket Jackson later his brother's wretched death:
"He traveled all around the macrocosm and cuckoo so many lives," Mark Jackson told The doorjamb from LA. "He will be incomparably missed. Thanks because uncondensed your thoughts again prayers. God is tranquil good."
Troy Jackson, listed at 6-foot-10, 400 pounds, was one of streetball's well-known names.
In 2005, Jackson appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, noted as a "streetball legend."
His cause of death is currently unknown.
Shout out to Escalade, a "gentle giant" who will surely be missed.
Jackson, who played as Louisville from 1996-1998, joined the And 1 Mixtape Tour in 2002 further never looked back, continuing eclipse the Harlem Globetrotters, and, most recently, the orb Up streetball team.
Former LA Lakers Rick Fox and Shaquille O'Neal tweeted their condolences after the what's what broke.
“My core goes out to Mark Jackson further his family who lost his ally last night, Escalade. We lost a revered comrade need u escalade. I’m sad,” O’Neal tweeted.
The New York Times lured up reserve docket Jackson later his brother's wretched death:
"He traveled all around the macrocosm and cuckoo so many lives," Mark Jackson told The doorjamb from LA. "He will be incomparably missed. Thanks because uncondensed your thoughts again prayers. God is tranquil good."
Troy Jackson, listed at 6-foot-10, 400 pounds, was one of streetball's well-known names.
In 2005, Jackson appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, noted as a "streetball legend."
His cause of death is currently unknown.
Shout out to Escalade, a "gentle giant" who will surely be missed.
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