This late in the recruiting year, who really cares about offers or rankings? If he had a skill set that can help the team, go for it. Even more, I think Prohm and the staff have shown they can pin point talent, and that should be trusted more than ever on a recruit like this that's a little out of the ordinary.
The other side to this is, it doesn't really matter if he works out or not Unless we lose THT and LW, there won't be a ton of PT available for a guard anyway. The only way we are depending on him for next year is if we have a mass exodus of players. Otherwise, if he doesn't work out, he'll just transfer in a year or two.
Prohm likes to play a 7 or 8 man rotation so a couple schollies are going to be irrelevant every year. There isn't much risk in taking a kid with this kind of athleticism/upside. Besides, if we do get every back, we aren't going to be able to attract the level of grad transfer we'd want, a great transfer isn't going to want to come off the bench.
