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Isaiah Garrison transferring from Mason County

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Would have been the star of the Royals show for the next two years. This will put them into the bottom half of the top ten region and catapults the Polar Bears into heavy district favorites for next season

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Size and position?

Just my observation, but I would think 6' and about 170. Strong, quick, and athletic.

Would have been the star of the Royals show for the next two years. This will put them into the bottom half of the top ten region and catapults the Polar Bears into heavy district favorites for next season

 

Agreed on all counts.

Just my observation, but I would think 6' and about 170. Strong, quick, and athletic.

 

A little smaller.

Would have been the star of the Royals show for the next two years. This will put them into the bottom half of the top ten region and catapults the Polar Bears into heavy district favorites for next season

 

Really? Doesn't MC have 3 big men that can shoot the rock in Dalton Perkins and are also young?

Come on we all know he will end up down in Latonia. ; )

 

JK folks

Really? Doesn't MC have 3 big men that can shoot the rock in Dalton Perkins and are also young?

 

Mason County's "big 4" for the next couple of years would have been Perkins at 6'8"; Garrison at 5'11", Lofton at 5'9" and Dunaway at about 6'0". The two big men who shot (and made) their share of threes this past season were seniors.

For Garrison think of Briscoe of UK. Same type of game (not saying that level player). A guard who scores at the rim but doesn't hit many jump shots. And I'd say he's closer to 5'10" 165 lbs.

Mason County's "big 4" for the next couple of years would have been Perkins at 6'8"; Garrison at 5'11", Lofton at 5'9" and Dunaway at about 6'0". The two big men who shot (and made) their share of threes this past season were seniors.

 

Ahhh, okay. I was thinking the big men were sophomores too.

Would have been the star of the Royals show for the next two years. This will put them into the bottom half of the top ten region and catapults the Polar Bears into heavy district favorites for next season

 

Pretty much my take as well.

 

I wish the young man the best, but I was really hoping to see how he would develop as Mason County's leader for the next two years. This really hurts the Royals and weakens an already weak 10th Region. And it would seem to open things up for Bracken County in the 39th.

 

Best of luck to young Mr. Garrison. :thumb:

Anyone know which schools are in the running?

Really? Doesn't MC have 3 big men that can shoot the rock in Dalton Perkins and are also young?

 

Dalton is developing quite nicely...but shoot the rock well might be a stretch. He will absolutely be a force this upcoming season though. Much improved from last year...IMO

Dalton is developing quite nicely...but shoot the rock well might be a stretch. He will absolutely be a force this upcoming season though. Much improved from last year...IMO

 

I have enjoyed watching him play when given the opportunity.

Outstanding defender and penetrator. Will start and make whatever team he plays for better. Observations about shooting are correct, but good form and just needs the gym time and reps to improve. This is a major loss for MC. Shortened the gap between the Polar Bears and Royals.

 

Um, no. He would not start at CovCath. Nice little player, but sorry.

New Cath.......with Jefferson. Heard the 7 footer is coming back.

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