http://www.broadbandnewsnet.com/newsmanager/anmviewer.asp?a=4614&z=1 NCAA president Myles Brand and NBA commissioner David Stern are holding a press conference in San Antonio on Monday and are expected to announce a change in the NBA's draft eligibility policy. Brand hinted Thursday the NCAA and NBA had worked out a deal to create a 20-year-old age limit, which would keep the best players in college for a minimum of two years. The NBA adopted a 19-year-old age limit in its collective bargaining agreement with the players' association in 2006, which prevented high school players from jumping directly to the NBA. This would essentially eliminate those "one-and-done" guys like Greg Oden, Kevin Durant and Brandan Wright from last year. The change may be in the best interest of both the NBA and NCAA. The NBA will get a more experienced and skilled player (for every Kevin Durant, there are dozens of Brandan Wright's not playing) and the NCAA gets to keep its stars a bit longer. Imagine if Texas still had Durant or Ohio State had Oden? Would UNC been exposed by Kansas like that if Wright had still been around? The rule change really doesn't effect anyone currently. -- 這樣的話不就對今年選秀投下震撼彈 -- Derrick Rose 10/4/1988 Michael Beasley 1/9/1989 選秀前都無法達到20歲門檻 ※ 編輯: jerod 來自: 122.124.1.137 (04/07 21:59)