Reliable paint scorer and rebounder who gave Notre Dame an interior anchor
In his Notre Dame season, Garrick Sherman emerged as a steady low-post option, averaging a career-best 13.6 points and a team-leading 7.3 rebounds while shooting 49.2% from the field; he also posted six double-doubles and multiple 20-point games, including a strong ACC stretch. [4] His value goes beyond box score production: at 6-10, he provided size, touch, and physicality inside, though a finger injury late in the season briefly affected his catching and holding ability. [8][4]
