August 8, 20188 yr Standard NCAA procedure. Make a bunch of changes that sound positive on the surface but change very little in the grand scheme of things...
August 8, 20188 yr The NCAA today announced sweeping changes regarding college basketball eligibility, agents and other reforms in response to both the FBI investigation into alleged college basketball corruption last year and the April recommendations by the Commission on College Basketball. Here is a link to their summary of changes. Committed to Change | NCAA.org - The Official Site of the NCAA
August 9, 20188 yr Standard NCAA procedure. Make a bunch of changes that sound positive on the surface but change very little in the grand scheme of things... Yup. It's like changing the speed limit from 65 to 67...
August 9, 20188 yr Excellent read from a prominent high level high school coach on the NCAA trying to "give the game back" to them... LOL SMH @ everything… – Jesse McMillan – Medium
August 9, 20188 yr It all comes down to this. That mockery that is amateurism in D1 football and basketball is the cause of the problem. Not AAU. Not the shoe companies. Not the agents. When you prevent talented individuals the opportunity to earn their worth, someone else will step in and fill the void. Until that changes it is all window dressing on a multi billion dollar pig...
August 9, 20188 yr Author Yep. 69 combine invites sent out this year for 60 draft spots. 9 guys would have been affected this year. Don't forget the eight foreign players.
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