Former All-Pro cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones promised Jackson a $100,000 contribution to DSU’s name/image/likeness fund Thursday if the Hornets win at least seven games in 2025.

DeSean Jackson looked the part, exhibiting his new-found allegiance in school colors. He wore a sky-blue suit, Hornets pin attached, red tie and Delaware State University cap. And he sure did sound like a football coach,

DeSean Jackson’s introduction as Delaware State’s head football coach on Wednesday afternoon felt like a homecoming. On the school’s campus in Dover, Del., the former Eagles wide receiver opened his remarks by acknowledging the opportunity to have his first foray into college coaching arrive at a Historically Black College or University.