Assuming Wesley Johnson is a future NBA player, he couldn't be making a worse financial decision. As a player you only have so many years available to make money before your physical abilities decline.
By transferring he has to sit out a year. That is a year he will never get back financially, so he better be getting paid alot to transfer else where because he is likely giving up millions for the year he'll be losing in the NBA.
Secondly, Wesley will now be viewed as a bigger risk because of a decision like this and this may move him down the draft which will cost him even more.
He may be getting advice that a different style of team will better showcase his talent, but he's done a poor job of assessing the opportunity costs. What's even funnier is what happens if the coach that he transfers to takes another job after the year he sits out and someone similar to Mac's style gets hired
Good luck Wes, but you've made some very bad choices. The NBA scouts were already well aware of you at ISU and now you're wasting a year of you're limited time to play in the NBA by riding the pine for a year.
By transferring he has to sit out a year. That is a year he will never get back financially, so he better be getting paid alot to transfer else where because he is likely giving up millions for the year he'll be losing in the NBA.
Secondly, Wesley will now be viewed as a bigger risk because of a decision like this and this may move him down the draft which will cost him even more.
He may be getting advice that a different style of team will better showcase his talent, but he's done a poor job of assessing the opportunity costs. What's even funnier is what happens if the coach that he transfers to takes another job after the year he sits out and someone similar to Mac's style gets hired
Good luck Wes, but you've made some very bad choices. The NBA scouts were already well aware of you at ISU and now you're wasting a year of you're limited time to play in the NBA by riding the pine for a year.
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