If you sign onto a scholarship then you should be forced to complete the degree program because you took away the potential scholarship .

And more importantly, they should be made to attend classes (and not classes in ball room dance, either) and receive a passing grade!

How about an option: "No, if a kid makes a commitment to a school, they should be required to stay there for the whole 4 years.

hate mandates. Let people choose. These rules are all about the select few at their top and their silly programs. college can be over rated

Kids should learn what "commitment" means and the NBA should quit using college as the minor league of the NBA.

I believe that anyone who accepts a college athletic scholarship should have to stay four years. After all, isn't college about education?

So what happens when a player is injured & they can't play after their 1st year? They screwed themselves by not getting their education 1s

This is the best compromise - I think that it makes the most sense, and it would appear to be working for baseball players.

There are many freshmen who drop out of college after one year. It is not just the athletes going to the PRO'S.

I would choose a fourth option. I think the NBA should be the same as NFL...3 years out of high school...I don't like straight to the pros

Hello -- college is still for an EDUCATION! Wow, isn't THAT a novel concept! Why waste the money?

Most of these kids do not understand what a priviledge and opportunity they have attending college for free.

Raise is to 21 or 3 years of school. This is College basketball. College is for getting an education, not as a d-league for the NBA.

They should raise the minimum age to 21.

This will only work if the NBA is required to expand its developmental league system and stop using colleges as a free minor league system.

To be honest, I have always felt like College basketball was the more socially relevant sport. No one I know follows the NBA, just NCAA

Unis are making a mockery of themselves by letting players who have no intention of attending class, let alone graduate, into their schools

Unlike the pro game, college ball requires TEAMWORK. These "one-and-dones" have absolutely no interest in anyone but themselves.

Not all kids would last very long in the Pros and miss out on a college education. Parents should care.

Only 8 of 21 1nD from 08&09 had immed impact and start. Most would have been drafted out of HS. Other 13 should still be developing in NCA

They should let 16 year old ballers join the league.if they're good enough.

They should have to graduate. Look at OU basketball player this week!

But, the NBA (if it had any character in its leadership - which it doesn't) should ban Rose for life. He is devoid of morals as is the NBA

Tell me exactly what it is that Calipari did in this case? NCAA didn't even establish that Rose didn't take the test himself.