NBA Memo Says One-and-Done Rule May Be Gone by 2021

Posted Jun 16, 2018
The NBA on Friday sent teams a memo indicating that "eligibility rules" for the draft may shift as early as 2021. The memo does not mention the one-and-done rule by name, but it is meant to remind teams that the league and the players union could agree to scrap one-and-done before the expiration of the current collective bargaining deal in 2024 -- and perhaps before then. (ESPN.com)

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