It's his life. It's his college career. It's his future.
I will always wish the best for him, whatever he chooses.
But I confess that I simply do not understand his thinking.
1. He has only one year of eligibility left.
2. Should he transfer, he has to sit out one year.
3. He is likely not sized right or tough enough to target for the NBA, anyway.
4. So, Europe, here he comes!.
5. Wherever he might land, I would argue it will not be as favorable a "showcase" for his talent as UConn.
All that being said....it is awful tough to thrive when you are personally at war with your coach (If that is, indeed, the problem)
He either has to make peace with Calhoun, or he has to find the necessary peace within himself, if he is to stay.
Other than that, he definitely needs to shop around to find what peace he can, elsewhere.....