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[QUOTE="OttoinGrotto, post: 1348736, member: 297"]
Assuming the D-league continues to grow in to being a viable farm system/minor league, I propose that the draft is expanded two additional rounds. All players are eligible for the draft two years after high school graduation - they do not need to declare, and if invited they are permitted to participate in any and all pre-draft camps, be interviewed by teams, etc.. Once drafted, players are invited to make the professional team or the D-league affiliate and are paid a flat amount for participating in camp if they so choose. If they fail to make either team or elect to not participate in camp outright, they are permitted to return to school, the NBA team sacrifices their rights, and they are eligible to be drafted by a new team after the following season. If the following year they also fail to make a professional squad, they are permitted to return again, and reenter the draft after their final season. If at that time they are undrafted or play a 5th year due to redshirt, they become an unrestricted free agent.

Simultaneously, the number of scholarships alotted to each men's basketball team per season increases to 15 to account for the increased possible attrition each program may face year to year.

I know people will read this and give all kinds of reasons why not. I don't care. All your reasons are stupid. Every single one of them.
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