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Message: [QUOTE="intlzncster, post: 2530662, member: 56"] You're not wrong about this to some degree, but I think you are underestimating the different dynamic. #1 - For most people, work is a destination. For players, college basketball is just a short term means to get somewhere else (the destination), whether that be professional ball, or the working world. #2 - Following on that, and more importantly, most good players' goal is first and foremost is to get to the NBA. They will look at: what gives me the best chance to do this? Maybe they couldn't get to an NBA factory coming out of high school, and now they can. Friends, relationships, loyalty, even winning, takes a back seat to getting to the League. What can increase my draft stock and marketability. I do think you'll find more situations where rosters will be imbalanced. Unexpected transfers for which you did not recruit enough replacement players. The regulation of this rule will be the most important thing. Having no more than 2-3 transfers on a team at any one time might be workable. EOD it's going to be interesting to watch. [/QUOTE]