One and Done is about to be overturned pre Woj

[Skip b]

Lavar ball won

The NCAA system wasnt built for no exploitative black father

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

Look what Lavar done did.




Triple B so influential, got cats knowing their worth now

 

[Scottie Drippin]

lol @ people acting like this is a big win. before it was put in place you had maybe 2-4 kids per draft go straight from HS to the pros, and one every 2-3 years that actually became a star (kobe, kG, dwight, etc.), the population of kids this actually affects is so low, didn't matter either way whether they kept it or not.

One and done did basically the opposite of what it was supposed to, in that it increased the turn around in college at such a high rate absolutely no one was actually developing any skills. Waaaaaay more freshmen were declaring for the draft than HS kids ever were which just made the rule stupid. Plus kids were cramming themselves onto the teams with the most visibility because they felt they only had one year to get eyes on them to get into the lottery.

Once the rule goes away, with the stress of NBA ready guys taking college roster spots every year going away, and thus more fringe-ready guys staying an extra year, we'll see more guys going to smaller schools where they can be the feature for 1-2 years. The madness of a few teams fielding a whole new prep dream team every fall will go away. It wasn't benefiting anyone.

 

[KingJay]

Why not play in the JBA brehs :nolosses:
:BigBallerBlessed:

 

[Rigby.]

NCAA is really getting phased these days

if this came after that wack ass natty last year (the one this year wasnt much better seeing Nova slap Michigan's cheeks), it would've been a terrible look. Duke bout to dry fukk the L with a bunch of one and dones too, so its coming at the right time

 

[threattonature]

like i said, there are a handful of people who go straight from HS to the pros, one and done isn't the issue. most kids still need some league/play between HS and the NBA, and that's still mostly done thru college. they need a viable paid league between the two, removing one and done is some faux bone to throw complainers without actually doing anything to truly remove the free labor system of the NCAA

I was saying like 5 years back they really need to make the G-League a true minor league. I loved Mark Cuban's idea of drafting players into the G-League and require they play one or two years down there. During the 1 or 2 years force the players to take classes applicable to being a professional athlete. Classes relating to managing money and I forgot what other ones he mentioned. Also will get them accustomed to the NBA lifestyle before they get the really big money. Also gives teams a chance to coach players up and integrate them into the system before hitting the pro team.

 

[licktheballs]

Get paid young brehs :Jbwowstack:

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

lol @ people acting like this is a big win. before it was put in place you had maybe 2-5 kids per draft go straight from HS to the pros, and one every 2-3 years that actually became a star (kobe, kG, dwight, bron, etc.), the population of kids this actually affects is so low, didn't matter either way whether they kept it or not.

Edit: here's the list...again, stop acting like one and done is the issue. the issue is no viable paid "development/junior" league

NBA high school draftees - Wikipedia

KG, Jermaine O Neal, Kobe and Tmac were all drafted within 2 years of each other


That one every 2-3 years a star is wrong.


KG 95
KB JON 96
TMAC 97

98 had rashard lewis (all star) and Al Harrington [great complimentary players]

D Miles 00
Tyson Chandler 01


Amare 02
Bron 03
Howard 04


04 also had shaun Livingston, Al Jefferson, Josh Smith

05 Bynum, Lou will, Monta Ellis,


Id say once high schoolers became esablished in the late 90’s they flourished.




It is a BIG WIN.


The past two GOATS (Lebron and Kobe) were straight outta high school

 

[Mars]

High School draftees should have a lower pay scale...Players that go to college should have a higher pay scale based on years in college and where they get drafted.This would give players more incentive to stay in college and develop their game.

 

[Patrick Kane]

NBA just needs to invest in the G League. They have everything they need right there

If they actually made it so you can enter the NBA at 19 years old, kids coming out of HS can do 1 year in the G League or go to college if they want

But if the NBA gave incentives for top prospects to go to the G League (i.e., higher salaries+ endorsements) they can really build a farm league.

G League games can even become more profitable if the NBA marketed it and had young stars in the league developing. It might take 5-7 years to do all this but it needs to be set in motion because a farm league to develop young players is what is missing in the NBA and could benefit the league tremendously like it does for the NHL, MLB, Soccer.

 

[High quality poster]

these high school kids are less developed than they were 10 years ago.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

One and done did basically the opposite of what it was supposed to, in that it increased the turn around in college at such a high rate absolutely no one was actually developing any skills. Waaaaaay more freshmen were declaring for the draft than HS kids ever were which just made the rule stupid. Plus kids were cramming themselves onto the teams with the most visibility because they felt they only had one year to get eyes on them to get into the lottery.

Once the rule goes away, with the stress of NBA ready guys taking college roster spots every year going away, and thus more fringe-ready guys staying an extra year, we'll see more guys going to smaller schools where they can be the feature for 1-2 years. The madness of a few teams fielding a whole new prep dream team every fall will go away. It wasn't benefiting anyone.

breh, we're talking 1-5 kids....who are "forced" to college for a year. for the umpteenth time, this fixes nothing in the grand scheme of NCAA being a free farm system/kids basically being forced to go thru the NCAA

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

I was saying like 5 years back they really need to make the G-League a true minor league. I loved Mark Cuban's idea of drafting players into the G-League and require they play one or two years down there. During the 1 or 2 years force the players to take classes applicable to being a professional athlete. Classes relating to managing money and I forgot what other ones he mentioned. Also will get them accustomed to the NBA lifestyle before they get the really big money. Also gives teams a chance to coach players up and integrate them into the system before hitting the pro team.

exactly, i'm a big proponent of paid transitional leagues being the path to the NBA and NFL in particular. let kids play there 1-4 years, have their shot at getting drafted. if they don't, then let colleges recruit them/do the scholarship thing. they will have made a little money from their talent and people who know the league isn't in their future will take that educational opportunity more seriously. no one will give a fukk if the starting DE is 23 instead of 20, or if the starting PG is 21 instead of 19.

 

[I AM WARHOL]

I'm really happy about this. The less college basketball I have to watch the better

 

[CarltonJunior]

Can't wait

This is HUGE