Personally, I have no problem with us recruiting a guy that is so talented that he is a "one and done" guy and goes onto the NBA.
However, this kid has to be a one and done because his eligibility is running out...which is much different than just playing through one season in college to meet the new NBA draft rules. I certainly hope he is talented but I am not holding my breath...if he was really that talented, the NBA would be calling (or would have already called).
Clearly, this shows that GM is desperate...that maybe he finally is getting some sense of urgency. Frankly, I have no problem with seeing this kid come in as long he is able to be a significant factor immediately...which remains to be seen...the JUCO level is nowhere near what the Big 12 level of play is.
The question I have is for all of you GM apologists that are always yammering about how he is "doing it the right way" and building a "long term successful program"...is Gilstrap evidence to support your arguments? I think not.