So, Jonathan Isaac is the closest comparison, according to those in the know.
Here are Isaac's stats for his one year at Florida State
12.0 ppg. 7.8 Reb. 1,2 assists.
Compare that to Andrew Carr's numbers after half a season at Kentucky:
11.4 ppg. 6.0 reb. 2.4 assists.
And I think Carr would get an edge in "intangibles" as a 23-year-old who plays a really smart, error-free game most of the time.
So, I'll be happy with Caleb Wilson for one year, who we are told has a chance to be like Jonathan Isaac was in his one year.
But if he goes to UNC-CHeats, is there a good chance someone of Carr's caliber will come to Kentucky, maybe for a more modest NIL hit, freeing up money for other players, and perform comparably?
I'd say yes.