Despite being projected as a lottery pick, Kevin Knox is actually considering a return to UK for his sophomore season.

Last week, Kevin Knox Sr. told reporters that his son entering the NBA Draft was “not a done deal.”

On Monday, Knox Sr. spoke with Kyle Tucker of SEC Country, and it sounds like there’s at least a chance that his son remains at UK for another season.

“He was like, ‘Daddy, I really love the coaching from Cal and KP and Tony Barbee and Joel Justus, and I love the BBN and I came here because of the stage, and I’ve got to take all that into consideration.’ It’s not just all about going straight to the NBA.”

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Knox Sr. added that his son really enjoyed his freshman season and wants to win a national championship. UK was unable to make it to the Final Four and compete for a championship this year, so perhaps that has Kevin really thinking about giving it another shot.

Saying this, I would still expect Kevin to ultimately declare for the draft and sign with an agent. He’s going to be a lottery pick and make millions of dollars if he does, and he can always return to UK to finish his degree.

But for now, there’s at least a glimmer of hope that Kevin could be back in Lexington next season.

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