The Golden State Warriors have an extensive history with over 600 players wearing various jersey numbers since the team's inception in 1946. The jersey No. 11 has seen 23 different players, among them is Jaren Jackson, who played for the Warriors in 1992 for just five games. After an undrafted college career at Georgetown, Jackson began with the New Jersey Nets, later joining the Warriors during his stint in the Continental Basketball Association.

Despite a brief tenure, Jackson's journey reflects the diverse paths players take in their professional careers, especially during the early years of the NBA where many talented athletes faced significant hurdles. His limited appearances for the Warriors are a reminder of the intense competition within the league during that era.