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Is Jackson the future of American women's tennis?

By Greg Garber
ESPN.com

Monday, June 26, 2006

WIMBLEDON, England -- Zina Garrison, sitting in the comfort of her home in Maryland, laughed into the telephone. The United States Fed Cup captain was asked, point-blank, whether 19-year-old Jamea Jackson would be a part of the team that would engage Belgium in the July 15-16 semifinals. By way of pleading the Fifth, Garrison opted instead to talk about Jackson's effervescent personality. "I tell her she doesn't have a million-dollar smile," Garrison said. "She has a two-million- ...

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