One of the most underrated keys to Kentucky’s success last season was the offensive facilitation provided by Amari Williams. The graduated big man, now with the Boston Celtics, was a gifted passer who averaged an impressive 3.2 assists per game, often initiating the offense himself. He grew in even more importance as Lamont Butler and Jaxson Robinson got hurt. But now, all three of those guys are gone and with them a massive playmaking void was left.
Returning big man Brandon Garrison is now tasked with filling that void, and it’s a part of his game he feels is ready for the spotlight.