College coaches like 'baseball rule' for NBA Draft, but it may not solve the big issues

Posted Jun 19, 2017
NBA commissioner Adam Silver could catalyze major changes to college basketball in the coming years. Silver's recent comments about reconsidering the NBA's age-minimum rule for the NBA Draft has once more spurred discussion about what protocol would be better for all involved. Before moving any further, understand this is the perma-reality: There is no perfect solution. (CBS Sports)

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