The only thing that these Loyal Sons are True to is MONEY...MONEY AND MORE MONEY!Agree that I'm not terribly concerned about replacing his production. He was a very good freshman, and his game against LSU was phenomenal. His mental makeup was probably his best quality; though, which was surprisingly mature as a freshman but not something you can't find again.
Most disappointing is again what this means for the sport. With other transfers, you could point to them benefiting from a change of scenery (poor fit for the future, coach left, poor production, off-court issues). That's not true here. It's all money, and that's difficult to accept. (Again, not blaming Tyrese...but the sport is changing.) It looks like we're looking at annual mercenaries rather than "loyal sons forever true".
MONEY TALKS AND BS WALKS AS THEY USED TO SAY!