Raising The Age Limit Again?

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Raising The Age Limit Again?
Larry Brown Sports found this 3/26/2008 on s2nblog.wordpress.com [flag]
(Yes, I’m wildly speculating that Michael Beasley has played his last college basketball game already. But it’s fairly safe speculation.) Yahoo’s Kelly Dwyer has written a column backing David Stern’s probability of proposing the age minimum in the NBA be raised to 20 when the next collective bargaining agreement comes up — even though the current rule of ... [link]

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Jose Canseco Finally Implicates A-Rod
Published 3/26/2008 by Larry Brown at Larry Brown Sports
... [Deadspin] Attention broadcasters: don’t drop F-Bombs on-air [Awful Announcing] A blind man who actually is a boxer. Crazy. [SPORTSbyBROOKS] Women just can’t get enough of Tiger Woods [The Sporting Blog] Has the NBA become a niche sport? [Ballhype] Why Memphis won’t be winning the tourney any time soon [FanIQ] Should the NBA raise the age limit to 20-years-old? [Signal to Noise] ...

Avoiding rookie mistakes: Fixing the draft
Published 3/27/2008 by Doctor Dribbles at We Rite Goode
Avoiding rookie mistakes: Fixing the draft Wednesday, March 26, 2008 The college basketball season winds down, so NBA draft talk picks up. It's the order of things. Topics of the moment: Should the age limit be raised ? Should the lottery be revamped ? How "Beastley" will Michael's future be? Currently unexplored: Should draft picks be able to say "thanks, but no thanks"? So...let's consider it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Truth is, despite its pomp, we all know the draft is an anomaly ...

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