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[QUOTE="cuseinseattle, post: 2095944, member: 2504"]
Look that crowd in the background.  There is literally not a single person after courtside.  I don't really want to get into a big back and forth on this subject because it is so divisive.  All I will say is I would think the NBA would be better off having kids go to college where they don't pay them and then have them come to a combine like thing every year and tell the kids what they need to work on to be ready for the league as opposed to paying them salaries to develop.  There are some d-league success stories but there are many kids down there who will never be productive NBA players.  This would allow the NBA continue to evaluate and not draft kids in the top 20 picks that are not ready to play in the league who they have to pay.  There are kids being praised as smart to leave early so their warts aren't exposed and they can maximize their value (Tyler Ennis for example) and you would think it would make sense for the NBA to avoid that.
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