On April 5, Beijing time, UC Berkeley guard Jaylon Tyson (Jaylon Tyson) told ESPN that his college career is over, and he will participate in the 2024 NBA draft, giving up the remaining qualifications and is currently preparing for the draft in Las Vegas.
Jaylon Tyson
Tyson, 6-7 (2.01m) tall and currently ranked No. 32 in the top 100 in the ESPN draft, had an explosive season at Berkeley, averaging 19.6 points, 6.8 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game in his junior season, ranking third in the division in scoring, and being named to the first team in the Pac-12 league since Ivan Raab in 2016-17 Rabb) played for the first UC player since Berkeley, having played in his hometown teams at the University of Texas and Texas Tech in the previous two seasons.
Jaylon Tyson
Tyson believes that NBA teams can see themselves as an all-around guard who can play many different positions on the court, whether it is a point guard at the third or second position, and even point guard at times during the game.
Jaylon Tyson
The NBA Draft will be held in New York City on June 26 and 27 local time in the United States and will last for two days. The first round will be held at the Barclays Center of the Brooklyn Nets, and the second round will be played the following day at ESPN's studio in Lower Manhattan.