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[QUOTE="husky429, post: 3477415, member: 6696"]
He's a junior. Considering summer classes and everythin, I'd say there's a decent shot he has the credits to get a degree in liberal arts or something.

You absolutely take him regardless though. Even if he has to sit. Priority recruit.

Stats vs. P5/ranked teams:

vs #7 Maryland: 5/2/4 1/8 FG 1/3 3 FG  2/4 FT 4 TO FT 3 STL
vs Alabama :   22/5/5 8/18 FG 1/4 3FG 5/5 FT 1 TO 4 STL
vs LSU:    26/4/8  8/16 FG 4/7 3FG 6/8 FT 1 TO 3 STL
vs WVU: 32/1/5 14/25 FG 3/4 3FG 1/1FT 3 TO  5 STL
vs Providence: 24/5/8 7/16 FG 4/5 3 FG 6/8 FT 5 TO  2 STL
vs #6 Dayton: 19/2/4 7/18 FG 1/5 3FG 4/7 FT 0 TO 2 STL
vs #3 Dayton: 9/4/4 2/13 FG 0/4 3 FG 5/6 FT 0 TO  2 STL

Averages:

19.6 PPG
3.3 RPG
5.4 APG
41 FG%
44% 3FG
74% (5.9 attempts per game!)
2.0 TO
3.0 STL

Just like with RJ, these stats are with him as the primary option on the team. The finishing at the rim needs to improve. But the ability to draw fouls, hit them, and shoot 3s is hard to complain about.

As a comparison to RJ I'd say he's obviously smaller and not as strong, but a similar shooter with the difficulty finishing at the rim. Fatts is probably a better passer and better defender. RJ is stronger and probably 20+lbs heavier.

Sign him up.
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