They lost a lot of guards, and have a pass first point guard returning, and a big wing returning, but no true SG of note. I think that is the best case scenario for him. Their young 5 stars transferred out. He won't have to fight off established players, just a few newcomers.

TCU is a great school that has a great network. A lot of wealth that can put you in the right rooms later in life when basketball ends. I hope he takes advantage of that. One of our old assistants was an assistant at TCU to begin his career, and one of his athletes told their family they were taking a bus to a meet, and the family donated the company jet to take the team, and the personal jet for a few recruiting trips. It's a different level of wealth.