man, let em go pro if they want. if they not ready, tha team can always send back down to tha NBDL for some polishing up. Besides whats goin happen if they do legislate this rule. Tha player goin stay for 2 years and then jet. Thats just another 4 year scholarship down tha drain. I worked with a girl that went to Texas and she said Kevin Durant never went to class. What about tha common man like you and me that worked their ass off in HS to get that scholarship only to get shafted by athletes who'll be gone in 2 years, makin mills.
And also even if their career fails, its never too late to go back to school
I actually agree w/ you 100%. But I do understand why they implemented the rule, though. It's hoping that the kids WILL take advantage of the opportunities on and off the court. I'm sure it's worked w/ some, but probably not the majority. I can guarantee that most of those guys that don't take advantage of the education will regret it down the line, though.
Now, with that said, I like the 2 year plan better because it benefits the schools' programs and the NCAA as a whole more than one year would. I'd choose no school first, 2 years second, and just one year last.
