Duke Signee Frank Jackson Joined Impressive Company At McDonald's All-American Game

Five-star point guard and Duke signee Frank Jackson put on quite a show at the McDonald's All-American Game this week. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound American Fork (Ut.) product became the fifth player ever to win the event's dunk contest and MVP honors in the All-American game. 

He also joined Bobby Hurley (1989), J.J. Redick (2002), Josh McRoberts (2005) and Jahlil Okafor (2014) as future Duke players to earn MVP accolades.

">@McDAAG pic.twitter.com/EJuDiPh3Qd

— Duke Basketball (@dukeblueplanet) March 31, 2016

">@McDAAG MVP is...
@FrankFjack5

And the 5th ?? to earn @McDAAG MVP is...
? @FrankFjack5
? @JahlilOkafor
? J. McRoberts
? @JJRedick
? @BobbyHurley11pic.twitter.com/D3feBf8Xs9

— Duke Basketball (@DukeMBB) March 31, 2016

">@JahlilOkafor
 J. McRoberts

And the 5th ?? to earn @McDAAG MVP is...
? @FrankFjack5
? @JahlilOkafor
? J. McRoberts
? @JJRedick
? @BobbyHurley11pic.twitter.com/D3feBf8Xs9

— Duke Basketball (@DukeMBB) March 31, 2016

">@JJRedick

And the 5th ?? to earn @McDAAG MVP is...
? @FrankFjack5
? @JahlilOkafor
? J. McRoberts
? @JJRedick
? @BobbyHurley11pic.twitter.com/D3feBf8Xs9

— Duke Basketball (@DukeMBB) March 31, 2016

">@BobbyHurley11 pic.twitter.com/D3feBf8Xs9

— Duke Basketball (@dukeblueplanet) March 31, 2016

Jackson, who scored 19 points, could emerge as the Blue Devils' starting point guard next season if he's able to outpace Derryck Thornton,, who made 20 starts this season as a freshman but struggled with his shot and decision-making at times.