ACC pushing for shorter NBA deadline

Posted Oct 27, 2008
Seeking to truncate NBA teams' 60-day courtship of prospective early draft entrants, the ACC is advocating NCAA legislation that would require college underclassmen to declare their intentions irrevocably by mid-April -- a vast change from the current system of "testing the waters." John Swofford, the ACC's commissioner, said Sunday that the NCAA Board of Directors will next address the concept on Thursday. (Greensboro News & Record)

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