Not really.Skyhook79;1134296 wrote:Kobe 16-28 in case hoops23 is interested.
Yep. Dude needs to get his act togetherwildcats20;1135762 wrote:http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story/_/id/7771310/sources-los-angeles-lakers-andrew-bynum-fined-undisclosed-amount-numerous-infractions
Time for Bynum to go.
wildcats20;1135813 wrote:Also, Stern is looking to add a year to the age limit.
I love the college baseball method. You can enter out of HS, but if you elect to go to college you have to be there at least 3 years.Hb31187;1135905 wrote:Stern adding a year to the age limit is retarded. If you can play you can play, the only other sport with an age limit is football and thats for safety.
You're the only person I've heard that likes that rule. No law says that I can't go to college for a yr then take a job, don't see how the NBA/NFL/MLB's rules are even legal tbh. Perhaps you can clue us in on that since you're in law school.lhslep134;1135916 wrote:I love the college baseball method. You can enter out of HS, but if you elect to go to college you have to be there at least 3 years.
Um, companies have certain qualifications for employees.Commander of Awesome;1135917 wrote:You're the only person I've heard that likes that rule. No law says that I can't go to college for a yr then take a job, don't see why the NBA/NFL/MLB's rules are even legal tbh. Perhaps you can clue us in on that since you're in law school.
- All drafted players must be at least 19 years old during the calendar year of the draft.[SUP][8][/SUP] To determine whether a player is eligible for a given year's draft, subtract 19 from the year of the draft. If the player was born during or before that year, he is eligible.
- Any player who is not an "international player", as defined in the CBA, must be at least one year removed from the graduation of his high school class.[SUP][8][/SUP]
Exactly. The employer has full discretion over that.wildcats20;1135922 wrote:Certain companies require their employees to have a college degree. This is the same thing.
This.Laley23;1135923 wrote:I hate the NBA rule as I dont think it is fair to the athletes. But as a college basketball fan, I love it.
I disagree.Midstate01;1135953 wrote:I like it because it makes for better college basketball. I love the NBA too, but it's not as good as college basketball.
