USC radio announcer John Jackson Jr., a former star receiver for the Trojans, has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke, according to some of his former teammates.
He is universally liked at USC and also does great work on high school football coverage for Fox Sports West. Please keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 
Fight on JJ – sending all healing thoughts and prayers for a full and quick recovery.
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Oh my gosh he is so insightful and objective …. so sorry to hear of this. Truly.
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Not JJ Jr. fan, but I wish him a speedy full recovery.
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What a dumb ass reply. Why don’t you not post when it doesn’t have to
do with football on the field. What hole did you come out from is the
real question.
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John Jackson is someone that you just pull for, that’s it. My favorite local announce. Get well, JJJ.
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He’s a bit of a homer Arturo, but let’s hope for JJ Jr’s full recovery.
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Just Owns,
If you listen to JJ on the radio, his analysis of the game is spot on. Before or after the game will give will give his opinion but during the game, he is all objective.
Prayers are sent for JJ.
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Everyone is- even the Sports Center guys. Nothing wrong with being one as long as you can be objective when not discussing your team. Happy New Year, J.O.!
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you my friend. I had a stroke Christmas morning
2010. I know what your going through. Keep the faith and do everything the doctors suggest.
Love ya brother.
Rob Hertel
QB 1977
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Rob,
Paulentay here. I see you at Jeff Stellern’s shop. U too are a man of honor and good quality
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May God Bless You Johnny and heal you—- body mind, and spirit. Praying and sending healing energy for a full recovery!
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Prayers and thoughts are with John J. and his family for his full recovery. He is does a great job covering high school football and USC…He brings a human touch to his talents.
and relates well to all generations especially high school athletes who he interacts so seamlessly with..
Get Well, J.J.
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JJ, Jr., please know you and your family are in our prayers as we take a knee tonight.
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