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More thoughts on New G League Initiative


It has only been a week since changed the basketball recruiting industry by bypassing college for the new G League route. There is a giant misperception in the industry. Yes, the G League is shooting for the best in the 2020 class, but this new avenue is not attempting to recruit 30 to 40 of the best prospects, but rather is geared toward the elite. (Rivals.com)

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