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[QUOTE="BGesus4, post: 3830726, member: 7139"]
These GMs don’t give 2 Fs how rah rah a kid is about their college team. They care about how they compete when they’re out there. It’s a business and if the player realizes it’s a sign of maturity more than anything. For every one of these kids that have a shot at pro money it’s been a business long before they step on campus. The second you have coaches making millions of dollars a year based on your performance competing for your services, and you have a shot at building generational wealth based on the health and performance of your body, you better believe it’s a dead serious business for everyone involved. Let’s not be naive about the purity of leaving your heart and body out on the floor for your good old college team.

the whole point the posters were making that if he was sitting out it would be on the precisely the advice of front offices. So, doesn’t sound like it would have a negative impact.

do you think they look at it as a negative that players get paid in the G League instead of playing in college? Nah
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