One and done

[Cane since 1060]

I think this subject is important to post as a seperate thread because I need someone to tell me how in any way does this help College Basketball. I think the minimum should be two years. Personally I find it hard to want to follow a team that loses it's best players after one year.

 

[tcgrad1014]

The good news for you is you won't have to worry about Miami losing any players after one year next season.

 

[Brandinho]

It doesn't help CBB that is why they're talking about eliminating it soon (in the next 3-5 years). The current talks are to allow kids to declare for the NBA or if they choose collegiate route they need to play for 2 years.

CBB product and the rookies that come out after a year are very boom or bust. It is better for both parties to allow kids like the Williamson breed who are NBA ready to go get paid/have more than just 1 year of film on a kid and for schools to be able to build something over the course of several years.

 

[jkdood]

The possibility has been mentioned of letting highschool grad kids go to the G-league for a year (or more) instead of (possible) one-and-done. Maybe keeping the max-45-day on NBA roster limit too...

Schools/sneaker companies probably would hate it... wonder if the fans would be in favor. Might be some new G-league fans of course, but I'm thinking Carolinas and all that. Some folks Luv their one-and-dones.

 

[Cane since 1060]

Obviously the only way a team can prosper is if they are almost fully loaded and expected to compete for a championship. This only favors the elite teams which are maybe a handful. Meanwhile the 0ther 295 schools are disadvantaged. This almost reminds me of when there were no scholorships limit in College football where the same 5 teams were always dominant.

And above everything else it is just a bad rule colleges now act like a semi pro league and the educational aspects fully be damned.

 

[Fightinibis]

I think this subject is important to post as a seperate thread because I need someone to tell me how in any way does this help College Basketball. I think the minimum should be two years. Personally I find it hard to want to follow a team that loses it's best players after one year.

I'm with you, but when a team loses them and reloads with a fresh batch of one and doners every year, it probably eases the pain a bit.

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