Guys weren't getting $2-$3m million to come back to college when AJ Green did it, so the incentives have changed.
Momcilovic declares for NBA draft
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For sure, but I've been through enough team workouts to know the NBA scouts will be creaming themselves when Milan goes through shooting drills
Follow the plan, declare and get their feedback, I really doubt he is a 1st round selection, but it he is, he should go, if not return and work on what they tell you he needs to improve. We are reaching the point where he could make as much if not more money playing another year in college than he can make in the NBA as a 2nd round pick, around million a year.
You’d think after all the years that hundreds have guys have declared and gone through the process then returned to college people would get how this works by now.
That will take forever to go through the appeals process. And what would that do for recruiting? Hey come to ISU and we'll sue your ass if you try and leave. Do it!!!!
I think the big wild card would be if a really good team like Detroit that’s going to pick late in the first and is desperate for shooting might tell him they’d pick him at the end of the first if available. Not that they can guarantee anything but it might be enough of a positive for him to stay in the draft.
Can’t wait for 10 pages of posters who never watch the NBA declare that Milan’s game just isn’t a good fit.
I’m more concerned about him entering the portal. Declaring is normal now and what every junior who has a chance should do
He will play in the league. He’s not going to get face guarded or doubled. He’ll get good at running actions to get shots.
Cyclonepride
Thought Police
Yeah, 2nd round is a crapshoot unless you have a team that tells you that they definitely want you. There are a ton of guys who are talked about as 2nd round that never get drafted.
It's already been litigated. Daniel Pruet from Alabama tried it, and was denied.
Yep. Only 60 spots. 30 in first round and 30 in second.
I wonder how many fringe players get told that they are one of those 30 second round spots... 50 players? 100 players that get told that?
Every case is different and every judicial venue is different.
Tuscaloosa County may rule one way
Federal Court may rule another
BTW, I’m personally opposed to the blurring or crossing of lines between amateur and professional
We've been over this a hundred times on this board. You have 7-0 footers who play guard and an expanded 3 point line and the most offensively skilled basketball players in the world. Tell me a strategy that you think would work. Watch an NBA playoff game and tell me they aren't at least attempting to play defense.
Would love to see you banned someday for the stupid things you say...you won't be missed.
