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For a month without repercussion? What will stop hundred of hundred of players from doing this? Sounds like potential chaos
For a month without repercussion? What will stop hundred of hundred of players from doing this? Sounds like potential chaos
Not sure what chaos you're envisioning, except for some roster uncertainty for the staffs of schools, which was why they wanted it the way it used to be. They wanted to keep the status quo where the coaches have their rosters intact in April and the kids are left making decisions without adequate input.
Why is it that you want them not to do it?
Really does it though? I mean Hamilton already declared and the Sixers are pretty much a lock at #1 to take him.It throws his mock draft into a state of flux.
It throws his mock draft into a state of flux.
You do have to be invited, but even if you're not you still have an opportunity to work out independently with NBA teams, speaking to team reps, etc. It's a far better situation for the players. And let's be honest, discussing your game with a bunch of team reps and working out with them without hiring an agent does not negate your amateur status.I think you have to be invited to the NBA combine. It's not as though anyone declaring can go from any school.
It's really a great idea and system, if anything it should make college better because borderline kids will probably stay in school if NBA scouts evaluate them and tell them where they would go and what they have to work on.
Really does it though? I mean Hamilton already declared and the Sixers are pretty much a lock at #1 to take him.
Am I wrong?