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It's a calculated decision to exclude Rich Paul.Well, is this such a bad idea?
It's a calculated decision to exclude Rich Paul.
Not in basketball.Once an athlete declares for the draft their amateur status is over so I don't know how they plan to enforce it. The NCAA has over-reached on this one. That can happen when your motive is impure.
I didn't know that one,...wow!Not in basketball.
I didn't know that one,...wow!
Yep. This new thing allows them to consult with an agent who meets the criteria.If you declare for the draft, BUT DON'T sign with an agent, you can go back.
If you declare for the draft, BUT DON'T sign with an agent, you can go back.
Yep. This new thing allows them to consult with an agent who meets the criteria.
It's a calculated decision to exclude Rich Paul.
That should work. White folk do it all the time in the contracting world to get work designated for minorities.Okay, I remember now. Thanks!
Isn't one way around this is to just use a third party/liaison that meets all the criteria, an employee of Rich Paul that has all the qualifications?
Yep, this guy has Lebron, AD, Ben Simmons and other top-shelf guys as clients who seemed to be pleased with his work...now all of a sudden you need a bachelors when is the past you didn't?
So, what the penalty if a player get an agent who doesn't have a degree?