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As the incumbent starter fresh off his best season yet, Crabbe was in prime position to retain that role for the 2018-19 season. Unfortunately for him, that vision wouldn’t come to fruition.
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While McNeill has chosen to transfer, Sueing, Vanover, Harris-Dyson and Davis all can return to Cal if they desire, as they are only in the transfer portal.
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On paper, those accolades sound sufficient enough to warrant the checks Brooklyn wrote for Crabbe. From the micro view, however, Crabbe’s performance is not nearly as impressive.
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And as McNeill and Harris-Dyson faded, so did the rest of the offense. Cal shot an abysmal 24.4 percent from the field in the second half, a hideous mark even by its standards. Lee was held scoreless until the waning minutes of the ballgame, only to foul out moments later.
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Prior to the injury, Rodgers looked like the elite gunslinger who brought home a championship, totaling 1367 yards and 13 touchdowns while completing 67 percent of his passes in his first five games. In those five games, Green Bay had a record of 4-1.
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Former Cal shooting guard Jabari Bird and the Celtics are currently working on a two-way contract, which would allow him to play for both the Celtics and the Maine Red Claws, the team’s G League affiliate. Boston has already signed fellow second-round draft pick Kadeem Allen to a two-way contract as well.
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Brown had the physical tools and athleticism heading into the league, and now equipped with the mental and emotional intangibles required to excel in basketball, he will soon flourish into a fearsome competitor.
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Cal basketball has produced a plethora of high level talent, with many players transitioning into successful NBA careers. Let’s rank the best of the bunch. 1. Jason Kidd: Kidd’s decision to sign with Cal changed the fate of a struggling basketball program. The Bears went 10-18 prior to his arrival.
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It is not a good sign for former Cal men’s basketball player David Kravish’s chances at making the NBA this year that the most memorable moment of his stint in the Las Vegas NBA Summer League was finding himself on the wrong end of a Victor Rudd dunk. Unfortunately for
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For NBA hopefuls who weren’t lucky enough to hear their names called out on June 26 at the draft, all that’s left is to make and prove themselves on a summer league team. Former Cal men’s basketball point guard Justin Cobbs will have that chance with the Memphis Grizzlies, while
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