"They did a little bit of moving around with their pick," Jackson said. "I felt like they made it pretty clear who they were going to draft with the No. 1 pick, so I didn't really feel like it was worth either of our times for me to work out with them, but then after they did the flip and went to No 3, by then it was too late."
Though Jackson has not worked out for the Celtics, it was reported Wednesday that the team had received his medical information. ESPN's Chad Ford believes the C's are leaning towards drafting Duke's Jayson Tatum at No. 3.
Asked whether his decision to skip a meeting with Boston could cause him to fall in the draft, he admitted that was a possibility, but that he was fine with where things stood.
"It could,” he said. “It may or may not, but like I said before, I'm just happy to be here. Wherever I end up Thursday, I'll be happy."