There has been a lot of talk about players leaving college early and a lot of it against the act. Im a Uk fan and a fan of college basketball in general and can understand why people feel this way. It has without a doubt brought down the level of play in college basketball. My personal opinion on this though, is that it is not all bad. There's actually one great thing that comes out of this. The more players leaving early, means the more scholarships there are for the next class of highschool basketball players. And this has a snowball effect. Not only will more players who wouldnt be getting D-1 scholarships now be getting them but it works it's way down to every level of college ball. For example, the players who would be going to say WKU are getting offers from let's say UK and the players who would be going to a D-2 school like a Georgetown or a NAIA school are now getting offers from WKU. It keeps working it's way down until you finally get to a kid who wouldnt be getting any scholarship offers, now getting a chance to play at a lower level school. And most importantly having the chance to get a college education that he might not have gotten if it wasnt for Rajon.

Anybody have any thoughts on this subject?