With Baylor signing James Nnaji mid season, it made me curious. What if Scott Drew targets a PG in a similar situation. Correct me if I am wrong but D1 schools are now allowed 15 scholarship athletes so Baylor would have room.

With that being said, I didn't want to do much research so I thought it would be fun to let GPT select the 5 targets in similar situations to Nnaji focusing on a PG who can create for others, followed by defense, etc...

Here is the list with Baylor guard comparisons.

Dink Pate

Height: 6'8 | Weight: 210 lbs | Age: 19 (born March 10, 2006)
Wikipedia

Baylor Guard Comparison: Jared Butler long, creative creator who can see over defenders and facilitate.
(Versatile size with on-ball IQ and length to make others better.)

Jazian Gortman

Height: 6'2 | Weight: 184 lbs | Age: 22 (born March 14, 2003)
NBA
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Baylor Guard Comparison: Davion Mitchell (playmaking version) tough lead guard who finds teammates in flow and runs the offense.
(A physical floor general with competitive instincts from elite youth pathways.)

Mojave King

Height: 6'5 | Weight: 195 lbs | Age: 23 (born June 11, 2002)
Basketball Reference

Baylor Guard Comparison: Adam Flagler (with more size) wingish creator capable of initiating offense and finding cutters.
(Length and size give him a perimeter view and potential defensive versatility.)

Amari Bailey (note: he has NBA draft history eligibility case would hinge on specific NCAA ruling, so he's more of a stretch)

Height: 6'4 | Weight: ~195 lbs | Age: 21 (born February 17, 2004)
NBA

Baylor Guard Comparison: Keyonte Georgelite creative slasher/playmaker with shot creation skills.
(More shot creation than pure distribution, but strong handle and vision.)

What are your thoughts on getting another midseason guard?

I think we are set in the backcourt, we have 2 very good PGs who complement one another very well. No need to recruit over them. We also have another guard (Carr) who can also initiate some offense.