Lars (LMU 12-19 - 6th in WCC)


2K (VCU 24-14 - 4th in A10)


Brown (Iona 16-17 - 7th in MAAC)


Sam (Rice 11-21 - 10th in American)


Hyder (Cal Poly 4-29 - 11th in Big West)


Obinna - DNP
Roberson = DNP

They are who we thought they were… with the possible exception of Hyder.

Thanks for the info!

Interesting that they all went down a level in competition and yet still had similar or even less productive seasons (okay, Brown and Hyder slightly better). We really didn't have much talent on that 3-29 team, did we? Shocking.

Do you happen to know where Roberson and Anyanwu ended up? I hope all the guys get their degrees (many have already) and go on to have wonderful lives. They were Golden Bears. During a difficult period, to be sure, but they came to Cal and played their best.

Klonaras went to Cal State East Bay where he was their Male Student Athlete of the Year, was all CCAA first team and made the Division II All-Star game.

This past year as a 6-6 220 forward he averaged 15.3 ppg, 2.8 assists per game, 7.5 rebounds per game shooting .352 from 3.

Andre Kelly played in Greece. Matt Bradley in Germany.

I think the two sons of NBA legends Jules Erving and DJ Thorpe just (smartly) quit basketball and focused on their Cal education?

Hyder better? Are we looking at the same stats? He shot around 32% from 2 AND 3. Those are Don Coleman "go-to-scorer" numbers.

Big C said:

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Thanks for the info!

Interesting that they all went down a level in competition and yet still had similar or even less productive seasons (okay, Brown and Hyder slightly better). We really didn't have much talent on that 3-29 team, did we? Shocking.

Do you happen to know where Roberson and Anyanwu ended up? I hope all the guys get their degrees (many have already) and go on to have wonderful lives. They were Golden Bears. During a difficult period, to be sure, but they came to Cal and played their best.

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Roberson signed with UC Davis but did not play, maybe he was injured. Anyanwu did not got anywhere.

Hyder was worse because he shot more. Lars, Brown and KK showed better efficiency.