Will always pull for him what ever he ends up doing. Great guy.

“No eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God has prepared for those who love him.” pic.twitter.com/SzWs45N0GV

— Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua (@JonathanTchamwa) April 12, 2024

Everyone knows @JonathanTchamwa unbelievable work ethic and character, but his heart for God and Others makes him special. Blessed to have coached you! #JOY https://t.co/P1Wl0vxeOb

— Scott Drew (@BUDREW) April 13, 2024

The heartbeat of the team. Statistically his absence will not create a void. But in other ways (and perhaps more importantly), there will be a large hole. Go Sic Em!

One of my favorite Baylor players ever. I hate that his injury robbed him of his game, but it didn't take away his love for the game and his teammates. He's going to go far in life, and that's what really matters.

boognish_bear said:

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Everyone knows @JonathanTchamwa unbelievable work ethic and character, but his heart for God and Others makes him special. Blessed to have coached you! #JOY https://t.co/P1Wl0vxeOb

— Scott Drew (@BUDREW) April 13, 2024

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If the NBA drafted on character, Jonathan might go number 1.
Thanks for being a Baylor Bear!

Mitch Henessey said:

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One of my favorite Baylor players ever. I hate that his injury robbed him of his game, but it didn't take away his love for the game and his teammates. He's going to go far in life, and that's what really matters.

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100 percent. It's a shame because he was on path to be an NBA player before the injury. But he'll be successful in whatever field he ultimately pursues. He's the type of individual and leader that other successful people want to be around, work for and with.