Utah State’s first-year head coach Wesley Brooks has brought in a lot of guard talent this offseason, including four freshmen guards and JuCo transfer Mia Tarver. With the addition of the 5-foot-10 wing Jamisyn Heaton, there will be a bit more size and rebounding on the wing for the Aggies to complement the scoring potential many of the smaller guards are bringing to the roster. Heaton is making the jump into Division I, having spent one year in D2 as a freshman at Colorado Mesa and then a single season in the JuCo ranks at the College of Southern Idaho. At both stops she remained relatively close to her hometown of Lehi, Utah. Her time at CMU wasn’t her most fruitful stop, even though she started 29 games as a true freshman. Heaton’s offensive impact was limited by poor shooting percentages (31.5 overall) and the team had a sub-.500 record of 13-16. At CSI, Heaton made a jump in not only production, but efficiency, and was part of a highly successful squad that won 28 games, claimed the Region 18 tournament title and went to the NJCAA Tournament and won a game there. Heaton upped all three of her shooting