Juhwan Harris-Dyson

Makale Foreman adds much-needed perimeter shooting to the Cal team, and while he only shot 36.5% from the field last season, he was an excellent 3-point shooter and hit them at a 36% clip.

This past season, he played in 13 games and scored 52 points, but in early February, head coach Mark Fox announced he would be out indefinitely for academic reasons.

Coach Mark Fox announced on Thursday at a post-game press conference that junior Juhwan Harris-Dyson and sophomore Jacobi Gordon will be out indefinitely.

Cal finished the game shooting an awful 21-60 and never held a lead as the Bears lost their final nonconference game of the season.

Cal has been a team characterized by inconsistent scoring and defense, which leads to huge swings that can benefit either team. Against San Francisco, the Bears struggled to limit the Dons on defense throughout the game, as four players reached the double-digit mark in scoring.

As a senior, South averaged 13.8 points and 5.1 rebounds while shooting 36.7 percent from distance, earning a Third Team All-Southland Conference nomination.

Joel Brown and D.J. Thorpe, a pair of incoming freshmen who committed to Cal men’s basketball under former head coach Wyking Jones, have both announced on Twitter that they will remain committed to the program.

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.

Wyking Jones’ tenure at Cal is one that is unlikely to be replicated for several generations, if ever, for all the wrong reasons.