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Geno's opinion on "one and done" in women's college hoops
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[QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 4975863, member: 2117"] It’s already ruined the men’s game. Can’t blame the players for striking when the iron is hot to sign multimillion dollar contracts, but it kills a lot of the joy of college basketball IMO. Most of the time star players on the men’s side bolt for the pros after a big season which robs fans of a chance to get to know them and follow their career as easily. If it were common in the women’s game, no doubt Clark/Bueckers/Brink would’ve been likely gone after their freshman seasons, and this year we would’ve lost Juju/Booker/Hidalgo. [/QUOTE]
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