[BostonCard]

Stanford should be below the median in outbound transfers (ignoring grad transfers) because of the value of the degree.  A player who is stuck on the bench and not getting much playing time can comfort himself in knowing that at the end of his four years he will be leaving with a bachelor’s degree from Stanford.  You might even argue that this is especially important for those stuck on the bench; they are unlikely to be going to the NBA, so the degree has even more value.

BC

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Speaking of high school kids, this news is relevant...

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/3100...ed-players

I have no objection about a league for kids that don’t want to go to college, but I think having kids enroll in this league instead of playing in high school is a mistake.

BC

[BostonCard]

Stanford should be below the median in outbound transfers (ignoring grad transfers) because of the value of the degree.  A player who is stuck on the bench and not getting much playing time can comfort himself in knowing that at the end of his four years he will be leaving with a bachelor’s degree from Stanford.  You might even argue that this is especially important for those stuck on the bench; they are unlikely to be going to the NBA, so the degree has even more value.

BC

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Speaking of high school kids, this news is relevant...

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/3100...ed-players

I have no objection about a league for kids that don’t want to go to college, but I think having kids enroll in this league instead of playing in high school is a mistake.

BC