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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 2605507, member: 40"]
Actually, quite the opposite.

My expectation is based upon how things have unfolded [please note, not a "conclusion"] and is quite logical.  Tyus ostensibly wanted to go through the evaluation to get the feedback from NBA types about his draft potential to inform his decision.  He didn't hire an agent -- a sign that he was at least open to the process and the possibility of returning.  Although he tested well athletically at the combine, his play didn't stand out [for a variety of reasons -- not all his fault], and he's gotten generally unfavorable feedback about his draft projection [or lack thereof, if yesterday's thread about not even having a second round draft grade is to be believed].

If Tyus were truly open to letting the assessment inform his decision, then he probably would have withdrawn already.  If his preference wasn't to remain in the draft, then the information he's gotten would make the decision to return a seeming no-brainer.  Therefore, my [U]expectation[/U] is that he'll remain in the draft and take his chances.

Would love to be pleasantly surprised by Tyus announcing that he'll return.  But he's had ample opportunity to pull his name out of contention, and ample reason for doing so due to the tepid feedback he received, and hasn't done so.  Why do you think that is?
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