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[QUOTE="Cheriehoop, post: 2559302, member: 127"]
It was always an option for high school students. It’s like Brandon Jennings when he went overseas for money after high school vs college.  He said he matured over there because it was such a difficult situation that he wouldn’t advise others to repeat unless willing to accept the harsh realities plus it didn’t improve his game. He didn’t start a trend either.

What will start a trend is if the NBA changes up their own draft rules and makes the G League a more attractive vehicle for developing very young inexperienced players, many still maturing physically who are on their own for the first time rather than more experienced, mature, physically ready ones able to contribute sooner. Currently many early entry draft choices with experience are already expected to be sent to the G League to develop , it will be up to the NBA if they want to encourage and invest in the much bigger number of younger players who think they can be NBA players. Right now the NBA hasn’t invested their own $ in these high school kids-  agents and shoe companies have.
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