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About Jacob JacksonJacob Jackson is a 25-year-old high school English teacher and basketball coach. He lives with his wonderful fiance Jenni in Santa Clara, California. He graduated from Cal Poly-SLO in '04 and Saint Francis High School in Mountain View in '00. Jacob and Jenni are getting married July 21, 2007.Note: This page displays up to 200 articles at a time. To view a subset of a writer's work, click on one of the following years: 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Jacob Jackson's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. 2007THT Live: Rule 5 DraftNovember 19, 2007The Yankees still CAN buy the World SeriesNovember 02, 2007They've just been going about it the wrong way. Here's a seven-step blueprint for the '08 offseason and beyond. THT Live: The 50/20 clubAugust 26, 2007THT Live: Suspending a Starting PitcherAugust 14, 2007How to fix the PiratesAugust 08, 2007This is gonna take a while. A franchise that's destined to break the record for consecutive losing seasons can't be turned around in just a few measly paragraphs. THT Live: Jason Botts gets his chanceAugust 01, 2007THT Live: Jason Botts - The next Jack Cust?July 16, 2007THT Live: Ichiro’s Inside-the-Park HomerJuly 10, 2007The best unemployed GM in baseballJune 28, 2007Paul DePodesta isn't really out of work; he's an assistant in the Padres' front office. Nevertheless, a look the results of his short tenure at the helm of the Dodgers shows why he's currently the most attractive future GM candidate in baseball. In search of the next Jack Cust (Part 2)June 21, 2007In the follow up to last week's column, Jacob searches for players toiling in the minors and on major league benches who fit the profile of Jack Cust. Are there other neglected players who could mimic Cust's impact if they too were given a chance at the big-league level? In search of the next Jack Cust (Part 1)June 13, 2007Jack Cust is a nice story. But what if he's more than that? What if Cust represents what happens when an organization (or a few of them) gives up on a player before he reaches his prime physically, puts it all together, and actually gets another chance—this time with the skills and experience to succeed? | ||||