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Message: [QUOTE="FRANKIEFAN, post: 2668447, member: 6729"] They do. When they are in their 20s and have a solid productive college career on their basketball resumes. None of the HS players like Brandon Jennings have been stars in Europe. LiAngelo Balls dad had to schedule exhibition games vs kids who sucked for him to get playing time in Europe we know hes nothing special but he still got a scholarship to UCLA. Even a guy like Carmelo Anthony who stepped onto the Syracuse campus as the best college basketball player in the country may not have been able to show up to a team like Real Madrid and be the star right out of HS. Maybe he could have interesting thought/debate but its not a good development route. College is perfect. You also don't need to spend 4 years and get a degree to benefit from the education/experience of attending college. Think Zuckerberg or Bill Gates didn't take anything from their days at Harvard even if they walked away w/o a diploma???? [/QUOTE]