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[QUOTE="Jake, post: 2473214, member: 86"]
This thread is off the rails.  Getting drafted is about potential more than production.

Some of the most productive college players don't get drafted and vice versa.

Trying to draw a correlation between Tyus's numbers and his draftability is probably not wise.

He's playing in the most stagnet offense in the program's history -- of course his numbers are going to suck.  Everyone's numbers suck because the team lacks depth, shooting and a post up option.

The job of scouts is to project  his value on a team that has, frankly, better players on it.

The biggest issue Tyus will face will be his ability to shoot consistently at the post season camps.  He projects as a combo guard, but he'll need to tighten up that stroke.  No one is going to draft him as a point or 3.

As far as "does he want to leave?".  Watching a teammate's knee explode  probably removed any lingering doubts He had about leaving.  Too much risk.

Personally I think he has a much greater chance at getting guaranteed money if he returns...but I'm not him and only he can weigh the pros and cons.
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