NEWS: Cal's Jaylon Tyson, a potential first-round pick, is forgoing his remaining college eligibility and declaring for the 2024 NBA draft, he told ESPN.
— Jonathan Givony (@DraftExpress) April 4, 2024
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oskidunker said:
So does the money allotted for Tyson go back in the pit or was it contingent on Tyson coming back? THAT IS THE QUESTION
So we wont ever know.Big C said:oskidunker said:
So does the money allotted for Tyson go back in the pit or was it contingent on Tyson coming back? THAT IS THE QUESTION
The players are on one-year deals. Tyson gets whatever he was promised for this past season. If a donor has pledged money for Tyson if he were to return next season, he/she can decide how that money is now spent (unless they already donated it unconditionally).
I think it is up to the donor, so perhaps they give to another player or they hold on to it. If you were the donor and gave a million last year what would you do? I figure you would try to help again.oskidunker said:So we wont ever know.Big C said:oskidunker said:
So does the money allotted for Tyson go back in the pit or was it contingent on Tyson coming back? THAT IS THE QUESTION
The players are on one-year deals. Tyson gets whatever he was promised for this past season. If a donor has pledged money for Tyson if he were to return next season, he/she can decide how that money is now spent (unless they already donated it unconditionally).
75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
Jorge was my most fun player to watch and root for of the past 20 years. Damn, that kid exuded effort every second he was on the court.calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
75bear said:Jorge was my most fun player to watch and root for of the past 20 years. Damn, that kid exuded effort every second he was on the court.calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
Big C said:calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
calumnus, you are lucky to be thousands of miles away from California, seeing as how you just positively mentioned Joe Shipp, while only giving Bradley sort of an honorable mention. I think I'm 15-20 miles from bearister and I can hear him starting to growl...
bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
bearsandgiants said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
Leon Powe was among my favorites.
Jaylen Brown was the most exciting player to ever play at Cal. Fun, maybe not as much, but you always felt like he could put up an NBA poster highlight at any moment. Crabbe was kind of boring good. Like you'd think he was having a quiet night but then you'd look at the box and he'd have 17 through 30 minutes.calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
I think it's close, but going way back I'd put Jackie Ridgle in the same conversation as Brownconcernedparent said:Jaylen Brown was the most exciting player to ever play at Cal. Fun, maybe not as much, but you always felt like he could put up an NBA poster highlight at any moment. Crabbe was kind of boring good. Like you'd think he was having a quiet night but then you'd look at the box and he'd have 17 through 30 minutes.calumnus said:bearister said:75bear said:
Best of luck to Tyson.
He and Madsen were the reasons the atmosphere at Haas turned around 180 degrees from last year. I had so much fun watching in person as Tyson evolved into a top talent, and quickly became somebody I really enjoyed rooting for.
Fingers crossed Tyson ends up on a team that figures out how to develop and use him to his fullest potential. The good thing about being selected in the late first round is you usually end up on a team with an already established winning culture.
I'm glad our paths crossed (and thank goodness for the waiver appeal!).
Unless I'm overlooking someone, I believe he was the most fun Cal player to watch on offense since Ed Gray.
I'd put Randle up there as "fun" for sure. Joe Shipp was fun. Jorge was fun. Even Lampley, Crabbe, Boykins, Bradley…
Here are some of his Calbearister said:
Jaylen Brown had no handle and no shot. He had explosive moves and hops. I never imagined the player he turned into.
