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Review:Teens in the NBA
November 18, 2008
I don’t know if I agree with this idea. It is true that some high schoolers that go straight to the NBA are not that great. On some occasions though there are some who are great. For example Lebron James, he may be really good right know. Although if he went to college for a few years he could have gotten a lot better and therefore be at full potential coming into the NBA. I overall think it is the player who should decide if they are mature enough and good enough to play in the NBA
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