Larrison has become another one of my favorite small college targets in the OCC has the senior forward showed off his ability to attack closeouts and drive in a straight line. With the height to score over smaller defenders in the paint and stretch out slower bigs on the perimeter, Larrison can be a mismatch for opposing teams.

Larrison impressed me this summer with Upper Arlington and continues to raise his stock at the Midwest fall league. An athletic forward who is an explosive leaper and set shot maker, that combo is exactly what makes Larrison a productive high school player and an intriguing college prospect. Upper Arlington still should have high expectations this winter with a strong core recruiting despite the transfer of Alex Smith to Prep school.

I noticed Larrison for the first time at the Ohio State team camp as he impressed with his perimeter shooting, size and vertical pop as an athlete. Larrison was productive for an Upper Arlington squad that has expectations to win a region this season with a strong 2026 core. I think Larrison could be a senior year stock riser if what I saw at Ohio State’s team camp translates to the winter.

A new name for myself after last weekend and I came away really impressed with what he can bring to the table. At 6’4, Larrison has the size and frame to play on the interior, scoring in the paint and rebounding. An impressive vertical athlete, Larrison has the explosiveness to play above the rim and consistently ran the floor and got breakaway layups. I expect Larrison to play a big role as a senior and he should attract small college interest as well.