There’s been a lot of talk since the SEC meetings about the NBA’s early entry policy. The one-and-done rule has come under fire from coaches across the country.
Michigan State’s Tom Izzo went so far as to say that the rule creates more cheating.
“Everyone is feeling they have to get a player for a year and try to win big. We’re in this profession where you’re hired to be fired, too, and because of that, I think nationwide, cheating is getting worse.”
Those are some strong words. You can read the full article from the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette right here.
We thank The Louisville Courier-Journal’s Brett Dawson for calling our attention to it via his UK basketball blog.
