For sure. The Buckeyes had no reliable depth this past season, and now - in theory - they will have a quality backup in the backcourt and frontcourt both now. I doubt Jimmie will be starting most of the games unless there's some unforeseen personnel loss, but he's a guy they can plug and play at a couple different spots if necessary without a huge drop-off. Jimmie has a solid all-around game with no obvious weaknesses. If you compare him to Taison Chatman, you'd like to think that's a real upgrade, as Chatman didn't do anything well other than shoot (which he really only did well against bad defenses).
