the only thing I'm worried about is George Mason is in the Colonial athletic league which isn't much if any step up from the Sunbelt. He wasn't a dominate player on a average team this year.
I think Royster will be competing with him down low for time.

You have to remember that last year he was a freshmen. There is a lot of development time between his freshman and junior and senior year. He will benefit from practicing with the team before he's eligible to play. He'll be a welcome addition to the team….we need big bodies.

Exit39 said

the only thing I'm worried about is George Mason is in the Colonial athletic league which isn't much if any step up from the Sunbelt. He wasn't a dominate player on a average team this year.
I think Royster will be competing with him down low for time.

Actually the Colonial conference is a big step up - 7 conferences:

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/bkc0607.htm

Maybe, but Royster is a shot blocking center…he is small for a center, but that is his natural position…he plays big for his size, and he still has some growing to do…he should get to a solid 6-9…our other "four man" is Jeff parmer…but that wont be a factor until second semester…

Jesus is the first name of the Urbina kid they are talking about. But Amen to him coming down here.