The NBA, NCAA and the Age Limit

Posted Apr 2, 2012
John Infante aka @bylawblog delves into burgeoning conflict between the NCAA and NBA on the one year age limit or “one and done” rule. In recent months there has been a elevation of tension between the NCAA and NBA concerning the rule, mainly fueled by unhappiness on the college side with the effects of the rule. As it turns out, a little conflict between the two entities might not be a bad thing. (Tar Heel Blog)

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