Okc Thunder Jersey History No. 30 – Wardell Jackson (1974-75)

The Oklahoma City Thunder (and the Seattle Supersonics before you) have 51 jersey numbers that were worn by the players who have been suitable for franchise since its foundation at the beginning of the 1967-68 season. To remind the players who wore these numbers, Thunder Wire covered the entire history of the Jersey numbers and the players they have worn since the team was founded.

And while these Supersonics jerseys may not remain part of the franchise story, a new team in Seattle should be set up, as was the case when the Charlotte Hornets returned, they are now part of the history of the Thunder.

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For this article we continue with the 30th Jersey number in the Jersey No. 30 series, and a total of 13 players attracted the jersey in the history of the franchise.

The first of these players did this in the Seattle Supersonics era, striker Alum Wardell Jackson. After ending his college career in the state of Ohio, Jackson was picked up by the Seattle Supersonic with the 98th total selection (during this period of the design) of the NBA design of 1974.

The Mississippi -born in Yazoo, the native Mississippi, played his only season in the league with Seattle and then withdrew from the NBA.

During his time when he made himself for the Sonics, Jackson only wore jersey No. 30 and set 4.3 points and 2.4 rebounds per game.

All statistics and data with the kind approval of basketball reference.

This article originally appeared on OKC Thunder Wire: Thunder Jersey History No. 30 – Wardell Jackson (1974-75)