In a move that had college basketball fans and NBA scouts alike holding their breath, Treysen Eaglestaff has finally made his decision — and it’s one that’s sending shockwaves through the basketball world.
After weeks of speculation, the rising star announced on Monday that he will forego entering the 2025 NBA Draft and instead return to West Virginia University for another season with the Mountaineers. The decision comes amid a breakout year in which Eaglestaff averaged 18.4 points per game, shooting nearly 43% from beyond the arc and becoming a cornerstone of WVU’s offense.
Many experts projected Eaglestaff as a potential late first-round pick in the upcoming draft, citing his scoring ability, versatility, and improving defense. NBA teams were watching closely, especially after his standout performances in the Big 12 tournament. But despite the lure of the pros and a multimillion-dollar contract on the horizon, Eaglestaff made it clear that his heart remains in Morgantown — at least for now.
“After talking it over with my family, coaches, and teammates, I’ve decided that I’m not done yet at WVU,” Eaglestaff said in a video posted to his social media. “There’s unfinished business, and I want to help bring a championship back to this program.”
The announcement was met with an explosion of reactions online, with WVU fans flooding social media with