Garrison Johnson was a high-usage, do-it-all scoring guard at Jackson State
In the 2009-10 season, Garrison Johnson was Jackson State’s engine: he led the SWAC in scoring at 18.1 points per game, also paced the league in total points, free throws made, and free-throw attempts, and earned SWAC Player of the Year honors. The best part? He wasn’t just a scorer—he routinely filled the box score, with reports noting strong rebounds, assists, steals, and even blocks for a guard. That kind of aggressive, stat-stuffing profile screams competitive edge and leadership, making him the type of guard a team can ride when it needs a bucket and some attitude.
