Djii is going to have real interesting decision in my opinion. He is going to have Power 6 options and those will come with real NIL $$ differences from UR and probably real differences between individual schools. But I think they will also come with questions about playing time and role. Obviously no one is going to be offering big $$ and saying he is going o struggle to get off the bench, but reality is that his minutes and role will be far more uncertain almost anywhere else and even more so the higher up he goes. The current landscape in CBB is totally the wild, wild west. Look at Kentucky - - they basically have three players. Their incoming class has all reopened their recruiting and all their other guys (save those 3) are either out of eligibility, have declared for NBA draft or are in the portal. They need a whole team basically. So any transfers choosing them now, literally have no idea who they might be competing with for time etc. The NIL era certainly giveth to players (in a $ sense), but also makes life hard. Dji's dad has said money isn't the driver here, so that complicates things further in my view because the $$ is the easiest thing to assess and compare. I will take Dad at his word and then speculate that the driver then is a chance to prove himself at a higher level - - something I guess he feels like simply isn't possible at UR.
I certainly hope DJII stays, but respect that he can and should do whatever he feels like is best for himself. But I'd think long and hard about some of our better players recently - - Burton, Gilyard, Golden. Staying surely worked for later two and leaving surely didn't work for Burton (unless cash in fact WAS the big motivator). Tough stuff for sure and I wish DJII well no matter which direction he goes!