I get the sentiment and I do agree life decisions shouldn't be taken lightly, but at this point by waiting out he's missing out on schools who are filling their rosters and honestly if he's that good any decent program in a good conference will get him the exposure and competition he needs to make it to the NBA. Unless you're staying home or following a good friend somewhere, then really what's the difference of going to school in Cincinnati or Providence or out in Oregon or wherever? You're not with friends and not with family.
His handlers are awaiting some handouts. That seems evident to me. The fact that he is letting them guide him through all this worries me a little bit. I'd love to have him, but I'm not willing (and I sure as hell hope Mick isn't) to outpay someone for him. What kid from the east coast really wants to play for Oregon? When have they ever been relevant in basketball? And the PAC 12 sucks anymore.