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Geno: Paige Bueckers should be able to enter WNBA draft, but staying helps her 'build a brand'
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[QUOTE="hoopsfan22, post: 3928937, member: 9074"] Maybe if they could start making a little money while in college it would make jumping to the pros early less attractive. In fact I think that a college player would find that to be the optimal solution. As they find out once they get to the WNBA, things are different in the pros, but that's the tradeoff they have to make that allows them to start earning money to play their sport. It's true some players would still go to the pros as soon as possible because they just don't want to be in college, but I think a lot of them do like the college experience and would stay all four years if a compromise on getting paid could be reached. [/QUOTE]
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