30 for 30: One and Not Done (Tonight @ 9 PM EST on ESPN)
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This gonna be worse than that shytty Catholics vs convicts episode
Brandeezy
Superstar
How they still haven't managed to make one on the And1 mixtape tour
shyt would be blassicWhat the fukk is the point of having them wait three years though?
Most players don't need three years to develop to be pro worthy while also not necessarily being ready right out of high school. All of this shyt is just arbitrary anyway. If the NBA were to force guys to wait three years out of high school it's just inevitable before another league comes in to take advantage of all of that unused talent ABA style.
The solution is stop having these guys play for free in the first place. The NCAA is the only villain in this situation.
David_TheMan
Banned
Caliparri called the police and snitching when Chaney came for that ass.
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avon barksdale
i want my corners
i say if you go to college 2 years and let them go threw the nba draft camps to see what they need to work on...and straight out of high school
I don't think it's the right option necessarily but I think it could work if implemented properly.
The players who have transcendent talent can go straight to the league from HS. Making the rest spend 3 years minimum in college makes both the NBA and NCAA better, at least on paper.
The teams on the college level now can build something over a couple years, which will help change the game better in the long term (being able to implement more complex offenses/defenses) which in turn carries over to the NBA immediately.
Perhaps a good alternative would be to make players who want to leave early play in the D-League (or G-League whatever the fukk it's called now) and develop, and get paid at the same time. Which then makes that league better as well. Tie it in with the new designated player contracts and we might be onto something.
Of course just having the NCAA pay players is a great option too. But that's not likely to happen, and sticking out 3 years could end up as a better option long term for guys (bigger contracts) and space is limited on the D-League level.
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let the pro talent scouts pick out the hs players they feel can make it and let them go
the rest have to do at least two seasons at a time
meaning if you aren't pro ready in two years you stay and graduate
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the rest have to do at least two seasons at a time
meaning if you aren't pro ready in two years you stay and graduate
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Big D Bangston
Superstar
would like to see one on Meldrick Taylor and JCC Jr about their fight
I like that 3rd option (Go to the league straight outta h.s. if not 3 yrs in college). Never seen that one before. NBA nd NCAA would both benefit
nhl has something like that
NCAA Players - 18-year-old players from NCAA Division I schools can be drafted and retain their college eligibility as long as they don't play for a pro team or hire an agent. In previous years, an 18-year-old who opted into the draft lost his NCAA eligibility
NHL teams retain the rights to a college player until 30 days after the player has left college
It's like that for MLB. You can even be drafted and choose to honor your commitment to college. I feel like they got it best. Instead for the NBA it should be 2 years instead of 3. Some of these guys don't need 3 years and some don't need college at all. 2 seems sufficient IMO and it works for both parties
The third option needs to be changed to two years instead of three.
