Briscoe enters draft. Hires an agent.

Nuke99m.

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I guess he is what he is. Another year wasn't going to help unless he developed a jump shot.
 

KA4Prez_rivals78700

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Definitely will go down as a maligned player by some. However, this isn't surprising. Seems he had the decision made up regardless of what happened this season.
 
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Fitch44

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I am so damn excited about next years team, even if most if not all are frosh.
Cal will have em rolling by March.
If you want to root for a team of veterans like nova, puke, Virginia, blah blah blah cause that guarentees deep runs. oh wait, maybe it doesn't.
Give me coach cal and his young talent all day and twice on sunday.
 
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This really isn't too surprising. He was wanting to leave last season.

He need to work on his shooting and he did.........to a certain degree.

Good luck to Zay.
 
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Very surprising he's hiring an agent. Thought he would test the waters, but he's not getting picked. Pretty sure it will be Europe.
 
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LeonThe Camel

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Big loss, dumb decision.

Crazy to me - 6-10 years ago this would be laughed at. A sophomore literally with no chance at the NBA to leave school early.

I guess that's what Cal has created for better or worse.
I still remember Isaiah Thomas of IU going pro as a Sophomore and how crazy I thought that was.
 
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Cats192

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Disappointed that he won't be back. Matt Jones said all year he'd be gone though.
 
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I'm interested because 'Zay is from here in NJ just a couple towns away from where I live. I saw him play numerous times in High School at Roselle Catholic, including against the high school in my town. Would his position in the NBA be a pure point guard? Why do you guys think he didn't develop a jump shot? Did he just not put in the hours/reps required? Did his shot improve even a little while he was with Cal? Is it a complete joke that he's declaring or does he have a a chance to make and hang with a team? Thanks.
 

KA4Prez_rivals78700

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I wish the kid nothing but the best but we will never win another title with this amount of roster turnover every year... especially when it involves kids who have literally no shot at being drafted.

But this is the culture Cal has created, for better or worse.

People say this, but they dismiss that it's the reason Cal gets so many good players to begin with. Freshman come in, they want PT, they want to have a shot to make a name for themselves. The problem, as a fan, is not every team gels and comes together quickly enough to win games.
 

caneintally

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I'm interested because 'Zay is from here in NJ just a couple towns away from where I live. I saw him play numerous times in High School at Roselle Catholic, including against the high school in my town. Would his position in the NBA be a pure point guard? Why do you guys think he didn't develop a jump shot? Did he just not put in the hours/reps required? Did his shot improve even a little while he was with Cal? Is it a complete joke that he's declaring or does he have a a chance to make and hang with a team? Thanks.
He is a pure pg in the pros. I think he will spend a year in the NBADL and make a roster eventually like both the twins did but won't play near as much as Andrew does as Andrew is a damn good all around player.
 
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