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Leo Rautins thinks the college game has deteriorated.
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[QUOTE="Hoo's That, post: 1775775, member: 3609"] The primary way the players lose their eligibility is by signing with an agent. That zaps you in any NCAA sport, not just basketball. I think both the colleges and NBA want to keep the "withdraw your name" date regardless of whether anyone signs with an agent because the colleges want you to make your decision so they can plan for what to do next year in regard to managing scholarships and the NBA wants the date because they don't want the exact situation you mentioned, drafting someone and have them go back to school, thereby wasting their pick. [/QUOTE]
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