With Stanley Pringle set to graduate following this season, Penn State will be left with only one scholarship point guard on the roster.<\/p>\n
And while that point guard is a good one \u2014 sophomore Talor Battle \u2014 the position was clearly an area of need for Ed DeChellis and his staff this recruiting season.<\/p>\n
But it is not anymore.<\/p>\n
A few minutes ago, point guard Tim Frazier of Strake Jesuit High in Houston told us he committed to Penn State.<\/p>\n
“Yes sir, I committed to Penn State,” he said.<\/p>\n
Since he was in school, he did not have time for an interview. But he did talk to Scout.com’s Evan Daniels.<\/p>\n
“I decided to be a Nittany Lion because I felt it was a great fit for me,” Frazier said. “Penn State has great academics as well as a great basketball team and that’s what I was looking for.<\/p>\n
“The coaches were great and were really persistent in their recruiting and living up to what they said,” he continued. “I had a great time on my official visit and my parents and coaches were all for so it there was no question that Penn State was the right place for me.”<\/p>\n
Frazier is a 6-foot-1, 160-pounder who is said to remind many in the Penn State camp of former Lion guard Danny Earl.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
With Stanley Pringle set to graduate following this season, Penn State will be left with only one scholarship point guard on the roster. And while that point guard is a good one \u2014 sophomore Talor Battle \u2014 the position was clearly an area of need for Ed DeChellis and his staff this recruiting season. But … <\/p>\n