Not quite, but I am assuming they are confusing them with his little brother. (I actually played with Rashad and Sherman, and grew up watching Brian play.) Don't know if his brother's short stay will help or hurt Brian's opinion of KSU.
Rashad Jackson, RB 5-9 / 180 / Wichita, Kan. (Northwest)
Honors: Second-team All-State pick by the Topeka Capital-Journal ... First-team All-Class 6A selection as a defensive back by the Topeka Capital-Journal and Wichita Eagle ... Earned all-city, all-state and team MVP honors in Wichita as a sophomore and senior ... Played his junior season in Mississippi where he earned all-coast, all-junior team and team MVP honors at Biloxi High School ... Ranked as one of the Top 12 running backs in the Big 12 Region by the National Recruiting Advisor ... PrepStar All-America pick as one of the Top 11 running backs in the Big 12 Region. Statistics: Rushed for 4,288 yards and 59 touchdowns in three years of varsity football, while throwing five TD passes and serving as a an outstanding punt and kickoff returner as well as defensive back ... Best game came when he rushed for 241 yards, had three rushing touchdowns, two interceptions and a 98-yard kickoff return vs. Garden City. Personal: Born Jan. 2, 1981, in Biloxi, Miss. ... Parents are Floyd Jackson and Carolyn Jackson ... Stepmother is Dian Jackson ... Also participated in track at Northwest and baseball as a freshman and sophomore ... Brother, Sherman Williams, played football at Coffeyville JC ... Brother, Brian Butler, played football at Ft. Hays and Butler JC, and was assistant coach at Wichita Northwest ... High school coach was Don Davis.
