John Jenkins

American basketball player with the Hawks

John Jenkins - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 6th, 1991
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Born in 1991, a basketball player played college basketball at Vanderbilt University, earning All-SEC honors. Entered the NBA in 2012, drafted by the Atlanta Hawks. Played for several teams, including the Chicago Bulls and the Dallas Mavericks. Notable for scoring capabilities and sharpshooting from three-point range. Concluded professional playing career in various leagues.

Drafted 23rd overall by the Atlanta Hawks

Scored double digits in points during multiple seasons

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