Tyrese out for the year

He should have stopped playing a couple weeks ago. He was trending towards being a lottery pick. Why risk getting injured while still playing for this bad team? Hope his draft stock doesn't fall.
Tough one for him and the team. You can tell he really cares - was leading the cheers from the bench Sat. night.

I don't see how this will hurt his stock. We weren't going to make the tourney, and he kept rising up boards as the years' gone along - in the top 5 for some. The NBA knows what he is. I think he has much he could still improve upon, but he does a lot well 7 if he's already a lottery pick to many, I don't see how missing the last 10 games will hurt him - assuming the injury isn't expected to be a chronic thing.
 
He should have stopped playing a couple weeks ago. He was trending towards being a lottery pick. Why risk getting injured while still playing for this bad team? Hope his draft stock doesn't fall.

Why even pay attention to college basketball if you disrespect and devalue it this much?
 
Why even pay attention to college basketball if you disrespect and devalue it this much?
I doubt his opinion stays the same if the season wasn't a lost cause already. There's no reason for someone with the NBA stock he has to keep playing for a team that's done on Wednesday of the Big 12 tournament. If we were good that's a completely different story
 
I doubt his opinion stays the same if the season wasn't a lost cause already. There's no reason for someone with the NBA stock he has to keep playing for a team that's done on Wednesday of the Big 12 tournament. If we were good that's a completely different story
Tyrese is a good teammate. Good teammates do not quit on their team even when times are bad. That is why he is respected by his teammates.
 
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Ridiculous discussion here. No way quitting on your team doesn't hurt your draft stock. The NBA is looking for a good teammate not just a good player. Of course Haliburton wouldn't do that. So sad to see the injury. If this hurts his stock I hope selfishly he comes back.
 
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Ridiculous discussion here. No way quitting on your team doesn't hurt your draft stock. The NBA is looking for a good teammate not just a good player. Of course Haliburton wouldn't do that. So sad to see the injury. If this hurts his stock I hope selfishly he comes back.
He didn't quit on his team. He's hurt and needs to heal.
He shouldn't have played in that second half. That was just foolish and pride getting in the way.
 
He didn't quit on his team. He's hurt and needs to heal.
He shouldn't have played in that second half. That was just foolish and pride getting in the way.
It's a young man with a lot of heart. He tried, he realized he couldn't do it, and he had coach pull him. I respect his courage.
 
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He didn't quit on his team. He's hurt and needs to heal.
He shouldn't have played in that second half. That was just foolish and pride getting in the way.

no one is suggesting that not playing in the second half would have been quitting on the team. Some idiot suggested he should have called it a season a few weeks ago because the team sucked.

listen to tyrese’s interview from today. That’s a kid that wants to play. That’s a kid who is devastated he can’t play. He’s a kid who would have read dandy’s comments and been insulted that he thought so little of him.

as far as playing in the second half, again, it doesn’t sound like it hurt anything. He said he wanted to give it a try.
 
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It didn't hurt anything but it was pretty obvious that his bad hand was useless as soon as he got the ball. I'm actually glad he's not playing now that the season is gone. Give the freshmen more game time hoping it helps for next year.
 
He didn't quit on his team. He's hurt and needs to heal.
He shouldn't have played in that second half. That was just foolish and pride getting in the way.
He was responding to someone who was saying that Tyrese should have quit playing a couple of weeks ago (long before he broke his wrist) because "there is no point in a lottery pick playing for a bad team". Never mind that most lottery picks end up on bad teams in the Association.
 

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