I've Got Five On It: Prospects likely to see offer lists grow

College coaches have the green light to hit the road and evaluate prospects for a pair of weekends in June as a preview of sorts for the usual live period that lies ahead in July. So today in I've Got Five On it, Rivals.com’s Rob Cassidy has a look at five underrecruited prospects likely to see their offers lists grow as they get in front of college coaching staffs in the months ahead.

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Current offers: LSU is Cherenfant’s lone high-major offer. Western Kentucky has also made things official.

Why he’ll get more: A standout at Florida powerhouse Calvary Christian High School, Cherenfant came into his own down the stretch last season and seemed to shine brightest against high-level competition. The 6-foot-4 guard is developing a consistent long-range jumper to go along with his length and athleticism. Florida, Memphis, Stanford, Baylor and Georgia have reached out to Cherenfant’s coaches and could involve themselves if they like what they see during the live period.

Current offers: Presley has a pretty healthy offer list as things stand, but it will grow even longer when coaches see him live. Oklahoma State is his lone major-conference opportunity. Tulsa, SMU and Houston have also made things official.

Why he’ll get more: An incredibly quick wing that handles the ball well, Presley’s game has become well-rounded this spring. He’s long had bounce and the ability to finish at the rim, but he’s recently wowed on the defensive end as well. Running with the Houston Hoops organization, he impressed with a 21-point performance in the MADE Hoops Midwest Mania title game last month. There are undoubtedly a few more major offers in store for Presley this spring.

Current offers: Fermin’s offer list is relatively long. Temple and St. John's have pulled the trigger. So have VCU, Hofstra and a number of other mid-majors. He’s yet to land his first high-major opportunity, however.

Why he’ll get more: The 6-foot-10 forward will find himself playing in front of plenty of major programs this summer as he runs with the famed PSA Cardinals EYBL organization. He showed some positive signs last weekend at the GymRat Live event in Albany and seems to be hitting his stride at the right time. Fermin says he’d like to be committed by September, but that could change if his recruitment gains significant momentum in the months ahead. Georgetown, Minnesota and Maryland have inquired about Fermin and are mulling offers.

Current offers: Lorient has a handful of mid-major offers, including Murray State, Stetson and Florida Gulf Coast.

Why he’ll get more: Lorrient will run with Team Florida on the Adidas circuit and is likely to impress college coaches with his length and three-level scoring prowess. He’s been a standout at multiple events this spring, making an impact at the Hoop Exchange Spring Player Showcase in Orlando and also leaving a mark at Exposure Breakout showcase in the Atlanta area. Lorient’s name is already gaining steam in the Sunshine State, and the upcoming live period will provide him an opportunity to spread word of his talent to the nation.

Current offers: Lubin has the highest recruiting profile of anyone on this list, as the 6-foot-7 forward holds offers from Florida, Iowa State and Alabama. That said, it still feels like there’s more in store for a prospect that has come into his own as of late.

Why he’ll get more: Lubin, who plays Grassroots for Southeast Elite, is another prospect coming into his own at the right time. He was one of the top performers at the Circuit League Event in Dallas a few weeks back before riding that momentum into the Atlanta Memorial Day Classic, where he impressed Rivals analyst Dan McDonald with his versatility and his surprisingly consistent three-point stroke. Lubin looks like a prospect headed to another bump in Rivals' rankings and an expanded list of college options.