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what are you talking about..Kwame Brown was a solid pick
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They need to go to college.Comment
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If they got game, let them play. But they are taking jobs from the vets though
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yeah, whats happening in basketball is an economic lesson - deadweight loss.Originally posted by Materialist
They need to go to college.
A lot of talent that should've gone to college, is now being wasted, since players don't develop properly and aren't given the attention they need, they end up becoming nothing...
People always make arguments like Kobe, Garnett, T-Mac, well if they went to college, do you think they would've been worst NBA players today?
Probably not, in fact - T-Mac would probably play harder defense, Kobe would learn how to play teamball, and Garnett would be Garnett. The only way you lose players to the NBA from college is injuries. The NBA should not allow high schoolers to enter the draft, plain and simple.
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the problem is for every 100 of these players that got game, maybe 2-5 will make it.Originally posted by Vitasoy
If they got game, let them play. But they are taking jobs from the vets though
If all 100 went to college, maybe 20 or more would make it.Comment
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NBA (and NFL) should do what baseball does, minor league teams. With collage it's four years, all or nothing, ready or not. with farm teams, the talent develops and moves to big leagues when they're ready. They can be trained in the system and learn what they need to for the team they'll end up playing on.Somebody stole my damn signture...Comment
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Well the NHL drafts at 18 but very few actually play in the league at that age. Just like baseball they have a minor league system which will allow the players to develop. I think the NBA should look hard at this it's way for all the teams to make money and cover their roster in the case of injury or that player that just happens to be a late developer that all of a sudden is ready to dominate in the NBA.
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who cares if it hurts the NBA. civil duty comes before pro sports.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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