I think we should trust that our coach knows what players want to be coached vs those that want to act like they are NBA players and the coach is just a management necessity.
If RJ thinks he is above the decisions of the coach, as he exhibited against Arkansas, then realize that we are not in the sweet 16 because he failed to rise to the coach's expectations in the biggest game of the season and his career.
Look at a player that had a similar season last year at Wisconsin, AJ Storr, and went to Kansas for more money. His stock actually fell and Kansas had a disappointing season.