I think he is a Cat, but Arkansas can't be underestimated. His mentor has said so many positive things about them. Its two fold to me. There are 2 angles. If you listen to the personal/playing time angle, it would seem to be Arkansas. And the mentor love the coach. But if you listen to Deandre's point of view, and wanting to play for a championship team, wanting to compete for an immediate title contender, wanting to contribute big minutes for a team that actually has a chance to win conference and National Titles, well the only option is Kentucky.
Look, he outplayed Nate Sestina and Nick Richards in Rupp on our floor and did it with emotion and effort. Williams can flat out ball. He was underrecruited out of high school because he was 6'-7" and 179 as a 2/3 highbred. He is bow 6'-10" 200 and retained those skills. He will start for any team on his list.
Memphis is pitching that he fill the spot that Precious Achiuwa had this past year. But the problem is Memphis is really going to be down this next year. With not much coming in.
Baylor was good this past year finishing the shortened season 5th in tha country, BIG problem is that Baylor lost a lot. They lost 6 seniors and also lost their best player, Junior guard Jared Butler signed with an agent and entered the draft.
Arkansas was ranked 10th in their own conference (SEC). They are not a threat and also lost 5 seniors.
Kentucky. No need to talk about who UK loses because they lost everyone every year and replace them and are still top 5.
Deandre Williams is good enough to start for any of these schools. If what he says is true (wanting to compete for championships), the choice is over, he should be a Kentucky Wildcat. And then 8 months later he will be in the NBA draft. Here's hoping that we sign Williams on Mother's day and complete our National Title #9 roster.