He wants to stay relatively close to his family in Florida, compete for a national championship next year, and be a featured player as opposed to a part of a large ensemble of bigs. What's left out of the analysis is whether he's likely to get the amount of minutes comparable to last year in an ensemble and whether the offense will allow him to develop his perimeter skills. It looks like it's going down to a judgment whether he'll be the 1st or 2nd one in the 4-deep big man rotation at Kentucky.