End of One and Done?

[intlzncster]

It’s not an anti-Shaq rule - it’s about preventing teams from sticking a giant dude in the middle of the paint and clogging up the lane. Players are so much more athletic these days, but they can’t showcase it as much in college because the paint is constantly cluttered

That's exactly what he was saying. Shaq is that "giant dude in the middle of the paint...clogging up the lane"

 

[Kemba429]

Sounds like you're probably more adventurous than the average 18 year old. Plus none of us on here know what it's like for an 18 year old to head overseas and play professionally.

Here, let Brandon Jennings tell you what his experience was.

Brandon Jennings Sends Home a Warning From Europe

Ricky Rubio, who is from Spain, thinks it's not a good idea.

Ricky Rubio on LiAngelo, LaMelo Ball in Europe: 'a challenge for them'

On the flip side, Terrance Ferguson thought it worked out great playing in Australia.

NBA Draft prospect who skipped college to play overseas wants others to do the same

Sounds like it worked out for Emmanuel Mudiay.

Emmanuel Mudiay is not scared

I think any of us on here advocating for or against playing overseas for a year don't know what the issues really are. Including me but I do know it's not as easy a decision as some of you think. There's more to the decision than pocketing $1 million for a year.

Good points, I can see where yall or coming from.

 

[the Q]

It’s not an anti-Shaq rule - it’s about preventing teams from sticking a giant dude in the middle of the paint and clogging up the lane. Players are so much more athletic these days, but they can’t showcase it as much in college because the paint is constantly cluttered.

Plus, it would screw over Syracuse’s zone, which means every UConn fan should be behind it.

I appreciate the throwing of cuse shade.

But your argument is like not allowing fastballs over 95mph in baseball