She has no intentions of playing pro ball next year, she does in fact have intentions of playing college ball next year. Look for her to end up at a PAC12 school, likely the one that has the coach who first recruited her to Gonzaga. However as other schools catch wind she a potential addition to their program for one year, she will get a ton of interest.
https://www.athletes-guide.com/jill-barta/
It has been known at Gonzaga for awhile and even by other coaches in the State of Montana that Jill and the current head coach didn't really "fit" with each other at Gonzaga. This is where the Grad transfer rule is great, you can get your degree, give your all to a school... then choose what you want to do with your final year of eligibility as you see fit. Now she can have fun again and enjoy the sport as she see's fit.
A classy way to leave a school in my opinion, declare for the draft (not hiring an agent) then switch it up and TRANSFER to another school without the perception of letting people down.
http://406mtsports.com/college/basketball/from-fairfield-to-spokane-gonzaga-s-jill-barta-keeps-finding/article_1e45821e-d6be-5f85-aab9-46fcb8f64785.html
http://www.montanasports.com/2018/03/22/jill-barta-foregoes-senior-season-at-gonzaga-will-enter-wnba-draft/
https://www.greatfallstribune.com/story/sports/2018/03/22/fairfields-jill-barta-leaves-gonzaga-year-early-begin-teaching-career-hopefully-montana/451227002/
This was a cool "Barta" moment in high school, not sure if the clock had already gone to zeros but Fairfield came back and got the victory and the place was rocking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vr6HEU3DTY