Poor NCAA Oversight- Bad NBA Draft Rule
Posted 05-30-2010 at 02:43 PM by troy
The NCAA's oversight in Men's D-1 basketball is terrible! Jim Calhoun allows assistants to take the fall for recruiting violations, and Teflon John Calipari stays one step ahead of the law. The NBA's "one-year of college" rule is also hurting college basketball by creating an atmosphere ripe for rule-breaking. One successful year of "playing" or "coaching" in college is worth millions in future salaries. Many elite high school players are not interested in college, but are forced to go for a year in order to get to the NBA, and coaches are pressured to recruit "one-year players" because if coaches don't win, they'll get canned. NBA's "one-year rule" is not about promoting education, either. NBA players can well-afford to get college degrees at a later time at their convenience.
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