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Is a 20 year old age limit good for the NBA?

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Dogg_Pound_Gangsta:

--- Quote from: hisairness on February 23, 2005, 08:31:11 PM ---The only high school player in recent years to come straight out and dominate is LeBron.  The others, like Jermaine O'Neal, Garnett, Kobe, and T-Mac took two or three years to get to a good level.  Just think if they went to college for two years, until they were twenty, and then came up...there games would be at a much higher level and it would make the college game a little better. 

But, for everyone that does good and becomes a star, you have another twenty each year that don't do shit. 



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I dont think that playing at college level would give them the same kind of experience as playing in the NBA for two years.  It might take them 4 or 5 years to get to the level that it took them 2 yo 3 years.

7even:
The word limit alone makes it wrong. Dismissing adults because of their age... sick. What's next, affirmative action in the NBA? Kwame is nothing but a truly overrated youngstar. Fuck his opinion, he's frustrated. Imagine LeBron had to stay in college for the last 2 years, how would that be?

Don Jacob:
there sould be NO LIMIT

-what if they suffer a carreer ending injury in college....they're done all that talent and hard work went down the drain without nothing to show for it other than a letterman jacket from Highschool


-if you're good enough to play why not do it. Most of the best players in the league came straight out of Highschool... Kobe Garnette James Amare


like someone said before me....you shouldn't put set limits for people who are legally adults

OneHittaSpitta:
shit, ive known some 20 yr old high school seniors lol

It wouldnt be good for the NBA....it would be GREAT for NCAA.

B-Blaze:
Kobe was good when he came out...LeBrons runnin shit why should they change the age limit?

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