NCAA's stance against one and done — 'We don’t want you' — doesn't make sense
Posted Apr 8, 2018
The decision by McDonald’s All-American Darius Bazley to forego college at Syracuse and play a year in the NBA’s G-League before entering the draft was met with approval Thursday across college sports. But like much of what the NCAA does, its misguided virtue has turned to insufferable sanctimony when it comes to the one-and-done culture they’re fighting to root out.
(USA Today)
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