Jackson Fields, a 6‑9 forward from Missouri City, Texas, has officially signed with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, bringing his collegiate career to a close after four years of growth and achievement.
At Troy, Fields became a cornerstone of the program, helping the Trojans secure a Sun Belt Championship and an NCAA Tournament berth while contributing to a total of 67 victories over three seasons.
His tenure at West Virginia culminated in a College Basketball Championship, where he averaged 4.3 points and 3.4 rebounds per game and shot 53.6 percent from the field in nine appearances.
Coach Scott Cross, who previously mentored Fields at Troy, highlighted his shooting touch, defensive versatility, and winning mentality as qualities that will translate well to the Yellow Jackets' system.
Fields' statistical footprint includes a career‑high 21 points in Troy's Sun Belt Tournament semifinal, a 7.9 points per game average in the 2024‑25 season, and a 48.7 percent field‑goal rate.
What This Means for Georgia Tech
The addition of Fields bolsters a signing class that blends local talent with prospects from across the country, reinforcing the program's ambition to compete at the highest level of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
With his proven ability to stretch the floor and defend multiple positions, Fields is expected to provide depth and experience as the Yellow Jackets aim to rebuild their roster for the upcoming season.
Looking Ahead
Fans and analysts alike will watch how Fields integrates into Georgia Tech's fast‑paced style, hoping his winning mentality can help the team return to the NCAA Tournament in the near future.