He needs a couple years to up his game and BYU is the best place to do that. If he leaves his spot on the roster will likely be filled with a player with more potential and athleticism. Since he won’t get many minutes losing him won’t be much of a loss.

If he goes somewhere else he will be starting from scratch with that program and that doesn’t always work out too well.

I can see a formula for BYU of getting 5-6 four year players and the rest of the roster with transfers and short term players. The 4 year players need to be leaders and glue guys that work with the staff to develop chemistry with the new players. Dallin, Richie and Trevin are perfect examples.

Solid in all aspects of their game and true team guys.