He should do what is best for him and his situation. In the eyes of the NBA GMs, Nolley is a sophomore. So if he doesnt leave this season, then it will be much harder to garner a first round draft grade. He wont be leaving this season because he has a lot of work to do as a playmaker and a defender.

So let's say he stays one more year. He is a junior in the eyes of the GMs and is a tweener as a 3/4, but will need to be a 3 at the next level. Those type of players dont get 1st round designations.

If he stays 2 more years, he is almost guaranteed a 2nd round ceiling, even if he rounds out as a player. He could choose to transfer as a grad transfer somewhere to try and increase his exposure (a la Kerry Blackshear) but even KBJ is projected as a late 2nd round and without teams really evaluating his heel.

Landers is going to be a very good college player who will be an NBA tweener. But will have a lucrative career playing basketball wherever that is