In the shadows of a large video board at Oakland, Isaiah Grayson walked down the Warren County sideline one final time. He went to a knee, soaking in the final seconds of a 56-7 loss as his senior teammates surrounded their star quarterback.While Grayson was rehashing his four years on the gridiron, coaches all around the Midstate were taking a big sigh of relief.No longer will they have to face one of the state's best quarterbacks."He's a talented player. You can tell what kind of athlete he is," said Kevin Creasy, coach of the state's No.