College basketball would be better off going back to letting high school players enter the draft.
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- Thread starter dawgstudent
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You can go after High School or JUCO and/or two years removed from High School. That way a few will go pro after High School, but most will not gamble and go to school for two years if they can get in..
then the current setup is great. To me, the one and done with the top programs is giving smaller schools who have a roster that has played together for 2-3 years and develop some true depth. Come tourney time - the make up of these teams is allowing them to get a little further in the tournament.
Either go out of high school, or wait three years. If you flunk out of college in that time, play JUCO or D-II ball or head to Eurasia.
Not to hijack, but at what point does Kentucky take an APR hit? They had the highest APR in the conference when the numbers were released this past spring, yet Cal's players barely had a 2.0 team GPA. And with how many - 8?- leaving in the last two years? Wall, Cousins, Bledsoe, Horton, Patterson last year and Liggins, Knight and Kanter this year.
Not to hijack, but at what point does Kentucky take an APR hit? They had the highest APR in the conference when the numbers were released this past spring, yet Cal's players barely had a 2.0 team GPA. And with how many - 8?- leaving in the last two years? Wall, Cousins, Bledsoe, Horton, Patterson last year and Liggins, Knight and Kanter this year.