Thestandardplanwas to try to getintoa good college, from which one would be drafted intosomeorganization and thenrise to positions of gradually increasing responsibility.
He wants to replace the "one and done" system, which requires high-school stars to play for at least one year in college, or in Europe, before they can bedraftedinto the NBA. The result is that some teams with a constant churn of freshmen, like John Calipari's squad at Kentucky, don't so much have student-athletes pursuing a degree, but guest stars.