Yoeli Childs
Don’t be fooled by the name.
Childs is a man.
He can guard three different positions and is a really strong rebounder. He’s a good shot blocker and has nice touch on his shots.
Really, he feels like a young Paul Millsap.
Childs was No. 53 on the ESPN Top 100 for 2016 and led Bingham High School to the Utah 5A state title. As a senior he averaged 18.5 points and 10.7 rebounds and was named a four-star ESPN recruit.
He should be a major player for Rose, likely being the first big off the bench, behind Eric Mika and Kyle Davis (the likely starters). I expect him to be a bit of a spark plug for BYU basketball as a freshman before taking on a much larger role as a sophomore.