It's a business after all. When Forbes got the job, because it was late and in a pandemic, he had to scramble to retain any and every piece he could. With a full offseason now I'm sure there will be guys that he'll have "the talk" to saying you won't be getting minutes next year, I think it's in your best interest to find a new program. If I had to guess I'd say that happens to three or four guys, with one that may surprise some folks. There are a couple obvious candidates to transfer out like Neath and Quadry given the fact that the guards coming in next year are likely to be immediately ahead of them in the rotation, but I honestly wouldn't be surprised to also see Ish go as well. IMO he's plain and simply not good enough of an athlete or team player to add anything of substance on a consistent basis, and if I can see that I'm sure Forbes can as well with a more trained eye. I also think the number of players transferring out will be directly correlated to the number of transfers/late cycle recruits that Forbes thinks we have a good chance with. The big difference between Forbes and Danny is Forbes won't accept lack of effort or lack of talent, he'll go out there and get what he knows he needs to build the program, even if that means having a tough conversation with a current player.