I wonder if, he saw the that Dastrup had declared he was transferring and thought this might be the right time to try and transfer to BYU. Think about it, how many guards does BYU have on scholarship...
Jr- Jahshire Hardnett 6' 185
Jr- TJ Haws 6' 4" 170
Fr- Connor Harding 6' 6" 185
So- Rylan Bergersen 6' 6" 200
**Jr- Nick Emery 6' 2" 185 (still a ? with the NCAA)
You could maybe play Jr- Zac Seljaas 6' 7" 215 and Jr- Dalton Nixon 6' 7" 215 at the 3 also...
So there looks to be a need for guards that can play the #1 and #2, unless BYU is pinning the hopes on more walk-ons like Sr- McKay Cannon 6' 185. BYU does not have anyone (LOI) for the PG position right now... Hunter Erickson 6' 3" 180, Colby Leifson 6' 4" 190, and Cal transfer Trevin Knell 6' 5" 185 are all more #2 or #3 guards... Hunter would be the most likely out of the three, but all film I have watched on him he has not played the point.
With Jahshire, TJ, Nick are Jr and McKay a Sr, that means while Jesse red-shirted this year, the other 3 would all be a Sr in his So year.
If BYU does in fact now currently have a open scholarship right now with Dastrup leaving this seems like a very good win win for BYU, Wade, and Dastrup. Because BYU is going to be pretty loaded in the post this year, with Childs 6' 8" 225, Baxter 6' 9" 200, Nixon 6' 7" 215, Seljaas 6' 7" 215, Lee 6' 9" 260 (think, Brad Waldow type), Andrus 6' 11" 240, and Worthington 6' 10" 235. Andrus at 240, should be very interesting, because as a true freshman I think he was listed at 195 and at times he was overpowered by bigger, older, and stronger post players. But it was not for a lack of trying, he played with a lot of effort on both ends of the court: 21 games, 157 minutes (7.5), 40 points (1.9), 28 rebounds (1.3), 3 assists, 2 blocks, FG 54.5%, 3pt FG 37.5%, FT 72.2%.