This seems like a terrible option. Why continue to play against inferior competition when you could better prepare yourself for the next level by going to college, or even going over seas... If he stays in high school that tells me all I need to knowSeems to me that he isn't going to reclassify. He can stay in Highschool/Prep and go to the NBA in 2016.
He couldn't do that. The rule is a kid has to be 19 AND one year removed from the graduation of his high school class. If he doesn't reclassify, he would still have to go to college or overseas and wait till 2017.Seems to me that he isn't going to reclassify. He can stay in Highschool/Prep and go to the NBA in 2016.
He couldn't do that. The rule is a kid has to be 19 AND one year removed from the graduation of his high school class. If he doesn't reclassify, he would still have to go to college or overseas and wait till 2017.
He's not a Huntington prep kid.Seems to me that he isn't going to reclassify. He can stay in Highschool/Prep and go to the NBA in 2016.
He couldn't do that. The rule is a kid has to be 19 AND one year removed from the graduation of his high school class. If he doesn't reclassify, he would still have to go to college or overseas and wait till 2017.
Yeah, but come on. We all know Canada is really just like the 51st state. We can make them do whatever we wantThat is for US high school kids. Murray, obviously, does not have to abide by those rules as he is Canadian. He can enter the 2016 NBA draft regardless if he goes to college or not.
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