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[QUOTE="Fishy, post: 2422560, member: 38"] I see no reason to restrict any player from going pro at any point. The one and done rule does nothing for college basketball - they’re basically babysitting some kids so that the NBA doesn’t have to figure out what to do with an 18-year old kid. It also makes the draft more risky as you’re judging some of these prospects on how they performed against East Nowhere High instead of the ACC or SEC. Eliminating the rule also removes the myth that these kids are somehow forced to attend college due the absence of a pro option. [/QUOTE]
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