TOUCH DOWN FEW MINUTES AGO: Mark Jackson Golden State Warriors Former professional Basketball Coach  Who Coach the National Basketball Association For 3  seasons. Nicknamed “The Great Jacko” Return As Coaching Staff For Golden State Warriors Making……

In a move that has stunned and thrilled NBA fans alike, Mark Jackson, the former head coach of the Golden State Warriors, has officially touched down in the Bay Area — and he’s back in blue and gold.

Jackson, affectionately known as “The Great Jacko”, has returned to the franchise where he laid the foundation for what would become a modern NBA dynasty. According to sources close to the team, Jackson will join the Warriors’ coaching staff, bringing his veteran insight, defensive mindset, and unmistakable energy back to the hardwood.

Jackson previously served as the Warriors’ head coach from 2011 to 2014, guiding a young roster featuring Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green into playoff contention and helping instill the culture that eventually propelled them to championship success under Steve Kerr.

Though he hasn’t coached in the league since parting ways with Golden State in 2014, Jackson remained a prominent voice in basketball as a commentator for ESPN. His return signals a full-circle moment — one that fans are calling both overdue and potentially game-changing.

“Mark Jackson helped build what the Warriors are today. Seeing him return, even in a different role, is a powerful statement,” said one longtime Warriors supporter.

While the specifics of his role on the coaching staff are still emerging, insiders suggest that Jackson will focus on player development and team culture — two areas in which he famously excelled during his head coaching stint.

The Warriors organization has yet to issue an official press release, but Jackson’s arrival was confirmed by team representatives and greeted with a roar of approval on social media, where fans and former players welcomed “The Great Jacko” back home.

As the Warriors look to rebuild toward another championship run, bringing back one of the architects of their original rise might be exactly the boo

st they need.