if Wiggins was my son youd have heard from me already, id be on tv and the radio, angry, talking **** about how my son would have been the rookie of the year and is being prevented from earning a living over a rule that is unjust.
you can argue there should be a buffer zone between highschool and the pros, i get it, it "works" as a whole, but if you took it to a case to case basis on some of these kids, some of them have the proper support groups and have been prepping for the pros their whole life, kyrie was ready and got injured freshman year, noel did worse this year but should be ok, greg oden played a year in college, if he played that year in the nba, it would have been by far his best and he was ready.
Kevin Durant and Anthony Davis, Brandon Jennings, Derrick Rose were OBVIOUSLY ready out of HS.
Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Tracy McGrady, Shawn Kemp and Daryl Dawkins and Moses Malone, were obviously ready out of HS, why has stern decided to keep these type of players out of the league, its a mystery to me
remember when corey brewer left florida early because his mom needed money for medical care, i dont understand why these citizens are being prohibited to earn, when they are supremely skilled, and most of our unemployed are lacking skills, these kids are being prevented from working, its not right. mike tyson was the heavyweight champion of the world at 19 years old, meaning they let him fight the biggest and baddest anyone had to offer, to think we need to baby a player like LeBron James, or Andrew Wiggins, seems counter-productive to me /endrant. k back to work
