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I'm with you and there's no perfect solution, but I'm also glad Zion had a cup of coffee in the NCAA. It was fun to watch. It's cool that the generational players get to show their stuff at the NCAA level, even if its only for a year.The whole thing is idiotic. Just change the rule where high school kids can go straight to the league and get paid to play and those who aren't good enough just go to college.
The more interesting is whether the NCAA is bound by the state of NY's direction as to what it may or may not do.I’m curious on the language of all these bills.
If the ncaa rules you permanently ineligible is that grounds to lose your scholarship? Even if it’s for this? You’re not doing it because of them getting money, you’re doing it because the ncaa is burying them.
Players, especially in basketball can already get paid. It’s called the G league. Let them go there. I’m sure the Portland Exposition Center in Portland Maine is nice just not as nice as Gampel or the he Yum or the Dean Dome. But hey, you chooseI’m all for paying players in theory but this is a great point. I think people think student-athletes would be making millions in college. In reality, you’d be lucky to break even with the cost of tuition in just one year of college.
Players, especially in basketball can already get paid. It’s called the G league. Let them go there. I’m sure the Portland Exposition Center in Portland Maine is nice just not as nice as Gampel or the he Yum or the Dean Dome. But hey, you choose
It’s not the players choice right now.
Until all 50 states say that the nba can’t prevent hs kids from declaring for the draft, or the nba takes its own independent action, this will be a false narrative.