SO. . using averages for potential. . .

ATH: 41
SPD: 48
REB: 98
DEF: 98
SBK: 83
LPT: 88
PER: 17
PAS: 34
STA: 100

Hmm. .well. . I would have to know a few things;

ONe, I presume that his WE is high enough to actually show his potential?

The other. . .

No, on your team, I probably wouldn't. If I already had other athletic posts, I might take a flier on him, but you don't. Personally, I would be trying to beef up your Athleticism down low.

A_in_the_b is easily more knowledgable than I am but I would take this Center. You only have 2 big men now and 1 is a Senior. You can grab another big man with better ATH now and then grab another next year and be solid.

Using his potentials and the above's stat predictions, those seem like way too impressive of Core stats to pass up in DII.

in a heart beat

Well, true. DIvision two, I would And its also true that one of the things I don't know is what sorts of recruits are available to you.

I agree, he does look nice for dII. And presuming that there wasn't someone with better ATH available that was in your price range. . ..

And you do need posts.

But, as West said: If you do grab him, make really sure your other one has some good athletic potential.

Kinda reminds me vaguely of a guy that I had at St. Mary's
Ebersole. He turned out rather nicely, so if you have trouble finding any athleticism, yeah, the rest is sweet. Go for it.
Its odd. I now have a division one team, and several dIII teams. Its hard for me to remember to think in dII terms.

Yes, in a heartbeat. He's far above the average D2 center. And with 53 WE, he'll get to his potential pretty rapidly.

Not even close - you recruit this guy. 40ish ath isn't terrible for D2 and he'd be elite in everything else.

No question.

I have a guy like this on my Bryant team but with lower LP and much lower D and he's working out pretty well for me.

yes