I'd like the NBA to adopt rules similar to baseball

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Oct 16, 2017
12:28:38pm

che flaco All-American

I'd like the NBA to adopt rules similar to baseball

That players can go pro out of high school if they want or if they are good enough, but if not they aren't eligible again for the draft until they are at least three years removed from high school. This would be good for basketball all around, especially for the quality of college basketball.

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che flaco

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One and done is probably gone.... A move to allow the elite players to go directly to the NBA will be good for every

HarlemCoug Playmaker

10/16/17 12:04pm

I support that 100%. And it will help BYU more than it will hurt us.

brj8

10/16/17 12:05pm

has it ever hurt them?

MormonThug

10/16/17 12:07pm

There was this one time...

brj8

10/16/17 12:08pm

I'm sure this will drastically change BYU's recruiting pool.

Polecat

10/16/17 7:44pm

I think we get exactly the same recruits that we would have gotten otherwise. The issue is that none of the teams we

HarlemCoug

10/16/17 8:10pm

I hope you are not insinuating that a conference foe has done that.

TailgateU

10/17/17 8:15am

Just takes those players completely out of the college pool. As much as I want to see kids in school

soupie

10/16/17 12:10pm

those kids don't go to school to study, they don't go to classes, they drag down

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 12:13pm

It makes more sense for them to attend (if they want) in whatever city they end living in w/ the NBA.

soupie

10/16/17 12:17pm

Reminds me of one of my favorite tweets ever

CocaColaRecovery

10/16/17 2:03pm

wow. smh

Return of the Yeti

10/16/17 2:53pm

I like it for the overall culture of college ball too. I like the idea of

Jay Rick

10/16/17 12:14pm

Oh, that'd be awesome!

BlueFever

10/16/17 12:14pm

The thing I like about it is that I'm tired of learning the new players on each team each year. It was better when a

HarlemCoug

10/16/17 12:18pm

Why would Adam Silver want this?

darkcoug

10/16/17 12:23pm

I'm not sure why he wouldn't

10/16/17 12:27pm

The NBA gets those players anyway. If they go to college, they are the college's problem for

darkcoug

10/16/17 12:32pm

The owners don't like drafting young, unproven high school kids.

mudpupper

10/16/17 12:29pm

They can change the pay structure for rookies again if they lower the age and

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 12:33pm

Tell that to Kobe, Kevin Garnett, Lebron, etc., etc

Cougtruth

10/16/17 3:26pm

strengthen the D league?

HarlemCoug

10/16/17 1:43pm

This would change the game. Avearge NBA career isn't even as long as most of the

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 12:26pm

My only fear is college basketball turning into college baseball.

10/16/17 12:26pm

I don't see why that's a fear. I think that should be an example to follow.

fbguru

10/16/17 12:36pm

College baseball sucks because of the minor league system, right?

10/16/17 12:51pm

they aren't going to do a minor league system

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 12:55pm

There is a much smaller draft for basketball than there is for baseball.

fbguru

10/16/17 1:27pm

Either it needs to be allow HS draftees or make them wait 3 years like the NFL

Indy Coug

10/16/17 12:27pm

That's how I feel. I'd prefer they stay in school but if not, just do it on your own where ever you land

soupie

10/16/17 12:33pm

I'd prefer they go right to the NBA. They deserve to get paid....

HarlemCoug

10/16/17 1:45pm

I'd like the NBA to adopt rules similar to baseball

che flaco

10/16/17 12:28pm

this would be the ideal situation

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 12:41pm

I’d argue this actually hurts programs not getting the one and done players.

ataylor

10/16/17 12:35pm

Gonzaga had a one and done go as a lottery pick this year.

TailgateU

10/16/17 12:58pm

Right. And what I’m saying is guys like that probably end up elsewhere moving

ataylor

10/16/17 1:05pm

I'm sure you're right about it just shifting things with the top dozen or so guys gone. I suppose it

soupie

10/16/17 1:12pm

I've always wished that there were meaningful graduation rate requirements for

TailgateU

10/16/17 1:39pm

The NBA draft will have 10 of the first 20 kids taken straight out of HS. Fun.

RdF3

10/16/17 12:44pm

I don't like that either. Busts. unknowns. and scouts all over high schools.

Return of the Yeti

10/16/17 2:55pm

And if they don’t get into the NBA they can still go to college?

youngster

10/16/17 1:13pm

Exactly right. Would love this change.

jkccoug

10/16/17 1:29pm

Should do this in FB too imo.

jkccoug

10/16/17 1:29pm

How many high school kids are ready to play pro football at 18???

Nagurski

10/16/17 2:22pm

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TailgateU

10/16/17 2:25pm

JSwag played for us at 17. Am I right?

Accipiter

10/16/17 2:28pm

Key word from Nagurski "pro football".

soupie

10/16/17 2:33pm

Thank you

Nagurski

10/16/17 2:39pm

My argument is not that they go directly to the pros but that the NFL develop a

jkccoug

10/16/17 4:24pm

I seriously doubt that there will ever be a minor league....if there is it will

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 4:40pm

This is a shame. We'll miss great scholarly work like this:

10/16/17 1:40pm

Lol! I really don't think this applies to BYU much

AntiSNOT

10/16/17 2:22pm

Unfortunately, they already ruined college basketball

zuxvon

10/16/17 2:43pm

It's the right rule, adults should be able to decide to be pro, but also should

gww687

10/16/17 2:48pm

This is just going to shift the slimy aspects of it from college to high schools

Return of the Yeti

10/16/17 2:56pm

Surprised Courts haven't forced this. To conspire to prevent capable men from

roseyscenario

10/16/17 3:45pm

I believe they have addressed it, you just don't understand the legal

Plato

10/16/17 4:15pm

i may not. i haven't looked at it. But it does prevent 18 year olds from their

roseyscenario

10/16/17 4:39pm

any business can make rules against anything as long as they don't discriminate

Nat Gas Man

10/16/17 4:45pm

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