AS A SOPHOMORE (2002-03):As a sophomore, Brittany saw action in 35 games and earned five starting nods...Averaged 5.7 ppg and 1.4 rpg in almost 14 minutes per game...Was third on the team in three-pointers with 32 out of 91 attempts (35%)...Turned in five games of double-figure scoring...Recorded a season-high 17 points against Puerto Rico-Mayaguez and a career-high five assists in the same contest...Crashed the boards against Florida for a then-career high six rebounds...Was playing her best basketball of the season as a starter when she suffered a knee injury in Puerto Rico...Had started five consecutive games and was averaging 10.1 ppg and 3.3 apg before the injury...Missed three games...Was one of three double-figure scorers against Connecticut in the 2003 NCAA title game adding 13 points to the cause.

AS A FRESHMAN (2001-02): Brittany was seen as a promising scorer and playmaker whose shooting touch would provide yet another long-range threat in a deep UT offensive arsenal...As a rookie, the Cleveland, Tenn., native disappointed no one...Brittany played in 32 games and started all five contests in the NCAA Tournament...Reached double-figures in nine games...Averaged 6.5 ppg, 2.1 rpg and 1.1 apg while logging 13.2 minutes per contest...Nailed 38-99 treys (39%)...Was tied for top honors in treys made (38 with Kara Lawson) and was second in three-point FG% (39%)...Brittany's best games came on "Day's"...Turned in a career-high night in the come-from-behind win at Mississippi State as she tossed in 24 points in 30 minutes of action on Valentine's Day...Recorded career highs in rebounds (five) and assists (four) versus Notre Dame on St. Patrick's Day...Also added three steals at Chattanooga and two blocks against Southern Cal for other rookie marks.

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL:Brittany helped lead her 16-and-under Tennessee Stars' AAU squad to four Tennessee state titles as well as to the national AAU title in a tournament held in Chattanooga, Tenn...Chosen as an AAU All-American for her efforts.

PERSONAL:Brittany is pursuing a degree in broadcasting at the University of Tennessee...She is active in a number of Knoxville community service efforts having participated in Knoxville's Promise, The Race for the Cure, and the April Play Day...Chosen as the "Class Beauty" as well as being honored as a selection to the B.C.H.S. Homecoming Court...Strong student in the classroom as witnessed by her graduation with a 3.6 GPA and her membership in the Honors Group...Mom was an All-America basketball player at Middle Tennessee State University, while her dad was a two-time national champion wrestler during his days at Chattanooga...Greatly admires Michael Jordan...Has a younger sister Lindsay, 18...Brittany Elizabeth Jackson was born on July 28, 1983...Her parents are Turner and Liz Jackson.