Garrett Golday, Arlington/Team Thad 2018



 Here's clips of 6'7" Post, Garrett Golday of Arlington (TN) High School/Team Thad. Golday started every game as a freshman last season. Golday is a super long 6'7" with a 7' plus wing span. He is great at shooting the mid-range elbow jumper, running the floor, and shot blocking. Golday excels at rebounding out of his area. No doubt Garrett Golday will be one of the most talked about kids in the 2018 class.

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