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Message: [QUOTE="UnknownOrange, post: 2230549, member: 4689"] Honestly? I think it depends on the draft. Anthony Davis, KAT, Wiggins, Kyrie, etc are the type of guys who were big college names and were expected to produce right away. The lottery is tricky because there are plenty of guys who we could name who were expected to be superstars, guys who were meant to be stashed away, and guys who need time. The game has just changed. It's not necessarily the one and done rule's fault. Players could have jumped from highschool way back in the 70's and a few did then no one did until Garnett. However college basketball at that time (70's to 90's) was a regional and then grew and grew and exploded in the mid 80's and most of the guys who would come out were Juniors and Seniors. Then once the exposure really hits and the Fab 5 comes along people realize .. hey .. maybe 18 year olds are ready? Enter KG. [/QUOTE]