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SHOCKING! Bobby Knight rails against NBA's "one year in school" rule

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by Piotr Rasputin, Feb 19, 2007.

  1. boots

    boots New Member

    B. Knight is right. Furthermore, it's a form of slavery if you will. These colleges are making money off these kids. It's pimping to the 25th power.
     
  2. Tom Petty

    Tom Petty Guest

    if the newspaper in rochester can demand 3-5 years exerience to cover kickball, why the fuck can't the nba demand three years college experience before entering the league?
     
  3. heyabbott

    heyabbott Well-Known Member

    Because it takes more knowledge, education and experience to write than it does to play.
     
  4. Tom Petty

    Tom Petty Guest

    kids without a high level of experience (collegiate) aren't exactly killing the league. also, setting minimum mandatories isn't exactly against labor laws.
     
  5. heyabbott

    heyabbott Well-Known Member

    I agree, if they can play and sign a legal, binding contract, they should be allowed in the NBA. If they get paid to be a professional, they can't play college ball. Simple rule.
     
  6. Tom Petty

    Tom Petty Guest

    actually, i was saying workplaces can dictate levels of professionalism, experience before they hire. the nba is a workplace.
     
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