 have a chance to make more informed decisions.

Not that ACC players have often made poor decisions in recent years about their future. Those who have left school with eligibility remaining have more often than not been rewarded with a place in the first round of the NBA draft, and the guaranteed three-year contract that comes with it.

In the past five draft classes – those between 2011 and 2015 – 35 ACC players have left school early to enter the draft. That includes the likes of UNC’s P.J. Hairston, Louisville’s Chane Behanan, Maryland’s Terrell Stoglin and others whose decision to enter the draft was made easier because of disciplinary problems that either rendered impossible their return to school or made it more difficult.

Of the ACC’s 35 early entrants since 2011, 22 were drafted in the first round – 10 of those among the first 15 selections. Six of those 35 early entrants went undrafted, which, as former UNC forward James Michael McAdoo has shown, doesn’t necessarily doom a player’s NBA prospects.

McAdoo eventually caught on with the Golden State Warriors and was paid well last season to play a bit part on an NBA championship team. Not bad work, if you can get it.

Among others who recently went undrafted, it’s fair to wonder whether the revamped early-entry rule would have made much of a difference in their decisions. Would Trevor Lacey have come back to N.C. State had he gathered more intelligence about his less-than-stellar draft prospects last season? Would C.J. Leslie have done the same in 2013?

It’s probably doubtful. Both players seemed intent on leaving – intent on moving on. That’s how it was last year, too, for UNC’s J.P. Tokoto, who left school a year early to become the second-to-last pick in the draft.

So for players who want to leave school, regardless, the new rule isn’t likely to make a tremendous difference. But for those who find themselves on the margin of the draft, wondering whether to stay or to go, the new system is a welcome change – one that will benefit the NBA and college game alike. #137 The Twilight Saga: New Moon soundtrack featuring a remix of 'I Belong To You'

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have a chance to make more informed decisions. 

 Not that ACC actor have frequently made poor decisions in late years about their future. Those who have left school with eligibility remaining hold more often than not been rewarded with a topographic point in the first round of the NBA gulp, and the guaranteed three - year contract that do with it. 

 In the past five draft classes – those between 2011 and 2015 – 35 ACC players have left school early to enter the conscription. That includes the likes of UNC ’s P.J. Hairston, Louisville ’s Chane Behanan, Maryland ’s Terrell Stoglin and others whose decision to accede the draft was made easier because of disciplinary problem that either rendered impossible their return to school or made it more difficult. 

 Of the ACC ’s 35 early entrants since 2011, 22 were blueprint in the first round – 10 of those among the first 15 selections. Six of those 35 early entrants went undrafted, which, as former UNC forward James Michael McAdoo has shown, does n’t necessarily doom a player ’s NBA prospects. 

 McAdoo eventually caught on with the Golden State Warriors and was paid well concluding season to play a bit character on an NBA backing team. Not bad work, if you can get it. 

 Among others who recently went undrafted, it ’s fair to wonder whether the revamped early - entry rule would have lay down much of a difference in their decisions. Would Trevor Lacey have come back to N.C. State had he gathered more intelligence about his less - than - stellar draft prospects last season? Would C.J. Leslie have done the same in 2013? 

 It ’s credibly doubtful. Both players seem captive on leave – intent on moving on. That ’s how it was last class, too, for UNC ’s J.P. Tokoto, who left school a year early to become the second - to - last pick in the draft. 

 So for players who desire to leave school, regardless, the new rule is n’t likely to make a enormous difference. But for those who recover themselves on the margin of the conscription, wondering whether to quell or to go, the new system is a welcome change – one that will benefit the NBA and college plot alike. # 137 The Twilight Saga: New Moon soundtrack featuring a remix of' I Belong To You' 

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In the past fivr draft classes – those betaeen 2011 and 2015 – 35 ACC playegs have lefj scriol early to enter the draft. That jncludes the likes of UNC’s P.J. Hxirstpn, Louisviolw’s Fvane Behanai, Maryjand’s Terrell Stoglit and oyhers whose degisioi to enter the draft was kade easier becausg of disci[lnnary problems that eutyer rgnderad ioposribme tgeir rftucn to schoom or made ir more difficult.

Of uhe QCC’s 35 early ehtrantf fince 2011, 22 were drafted in the first round – 10 kf those among the firsr 15 selections. Six of jhose 35 earjy entrants went undrafted, which, as former UNC fosward Gamts Michxwl McAdoo has shown, doesn’t necessarily doom a pjzytr’s NBA prospects.

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have a chance to make more informed that players have made poor decisions future. who have left with eligibility remaining more often than not been rewarded a place in the first round of the NBA draft, and the guaranteed contract that comes with it. In the past five draft classes – those 2011 2015 35 players have left school early to enter the draft. That includes the likes of UNC’s P.J. Louisville’s Chane Behanan, Maryland’s Terrell Stoglin and others decision to enter the was made easier because of problems either rendered their to or made it difficult. Of the ACC’s 35 early entrants since 2011, 22 were drafted in the first round – of those first 15 Six those early entrants went as former UNC forward James Michael doesn’t necessarily doom a player’s NBA prospects. McAdoo caught on the Golden State Warriors and was well last season to play a bit part an NBA championship team. Not bad work, if you can get it. Among others who undrafted, it’s fair to whether the revamped rule have much a difference their decisions. Would Trevor Lacey have come back to N.C. State he gathered more intelligence about his less-than-stellar draft prospects last C.J. have done the in 2013? It’s probably Both seemed intent on leaving on on. was year, for UNC’s J.P. Tokoto, left school a year early become the second-to-last pick players who want to leave school, regardless, the rule isn’t likely to make a tremendous But for those who find themselves on the margin of the draft, whether to to go, the new system is a welcome – one that will the NBA and college game alike. #137 The Twilight New soundtrack featuring remix of 'I To You' #150 Hope - Renée single 'End
 have a chance to make more infoRmed decisiOns.

NoT thAt AcC PlayErs hAve often made poOR decIsions in recent years aboUt theIr FUturE. thOse whO have leFT sCHOol WiTh EliGiBIlIty reMaiNing havE more often ThaN nOt been rewardED wIth a place iN thE first round oF thE NBA drAfT, anD The guAraNteed Three-yEAr contRact that cOmES with iT.

in the paST FiVe drAft classes – those beTWeEN 2011 and 2015 – 35 ACC players Have leFt SChOOL eaRly To enter the DrAft. ThAT includES tHE LIkeS Of UNC’s P.J. HairsTon, LouisvilLE’s CHane BeHaNan, mArylanD’s TerReLL StOglin and othErs wHose decisIon to eNTer the dRAft was mAde easIer BecAuse OF dIsCipLiNAry PRoBleMS thAt either ReNdEred iMposSIBLE theIr rEturN to scHool or made it mOre DiffICulT.

Of thE ACC’s 35 EarlY eNtranTs sincE 2011, 22 were DrAfted in the first RounD – 10 of those aMonG tHe fIrSt 15 selECtions. six Of tHose 35 earLy entraNTs wEnT UNDrAfted, which, as former uNc FOrWard JameS MichaEL MCADOo has shoWn, DoeSn’t nECEssarIly dOOm A player’s nBA proSPeCtS.

McAdoo EvEntualLy CauGht On witH The GOlden STate WarrIors aND was paid well laST season to play A BiT PArT On an nBA ChampionshiP teaM. not bAd woRK, iF yoU Can geT it.

AmOnG OtHErs who recently went uNdRafted, It’s faIr to wonder wheTher the revAMPEd early-eNtry RUlE Would have made mUch of A differencE In their dEcisiOns. Would trevor LacEY Have come BacK to n.C. STatE HAd He gathered morE INtelLiGence abOut His less-ThaN-stEllAr dRaFt prospecTs last seAsOn? woUlD C.J. lesliE Have done ThE saMe In 2013?

IT’s proBAbly doUbtfuL. BotH pLaYErs Seemed iNTeNT On leAvInG – intEnt On MovinG on. THAt’s How it waS last year, Too, FOr UNc’s j.P. tokoto, wHo left school a YeAr early to bEcOme The secOND-to-last pIck in the draft.

So for playeRS who wanT to Leave SchoOl, regardlEss, The new RulE Isn’t liKely to Make a TrEmeNDOus diFFErEncE. BUt for those WHO fiNd theMsElveS on the mArgin of the draft, wonDEriNg whether to stAy oR to gO, THe New SYsTEm iS a WElcOME change – one that wIll benefit ThE nBa and collegE GamE aLike. #137 The twilighT Saga: nEw Moon sOundtrack Featuring A rEmix OF 'i BeLong To You'

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 have a chance to make mor e informed  deci sio ns. 
Notthat  ACC players h a ve o ften made poor decisio ns in  r e cent ye ars a bout th e ir f utu re .Tho se wh o hav e l eft sch ool with e lig ib ility remain i ng  have more  of ten than not  be en rew ar ded witha p lacein the firstround ofth e  NBA d r aft, an d th e gu aranteed three-ye a rc ontract that c omes w it h  i t . 

I n t he past fi ve  draf t  classe s  – t h ose between 2011and 2015 –3 5 A CC pla ye rsh ave le ft sc ho o l e arly to ent er t he draft.  Thati ncludes the lik es ofUNC ’sP.J. Ha ir sto n, Lou i sv ill e ’sChane Be ha na n, Ma ryla n d ’ s  Ter rel l St oglin  and others w hos e de c isi on to  ente r th edraft  was m ade e as ier because ofdisc iplinarypro bl ems  t hat e i ther r end ere d impos sible t h eir  r e t u rn  to school or made  i t mo re diffi cult.Of  t h e ACC’s35  ea rlye n trant s si n ce  2011, 2 2 were dr af ted inth e firs trou nd– 10o f th ose am ong thefirst 15 selections. Six of those3 5e a rl y  ent ran ts went und raft e d, w hich ,  a s f o rmerUNC f or w ar d  James Michael McAd oo  has s hown,  doesn’t nece ssarily do o m a player ’s N B Ap rospects.

McA doo e ventuallyc aught on  with  the Gol den State W arriorsand  wa s p aid w el l last season t o pl ay  a bitpar t on an  NB A c ham pio ns hip team.  Not bad  w or k,  i f y ou ca n  get it. 
Amo ng  ot hersw ho rec ently  wen tun d raf ted, it ’ sf a ir t owo nder  wh et her t he r e vam ped ear ly-entryrul e  wou ld  h ave mad e much of a d if ference in  t hei r deci s i ons. Wou ld Trevor Lacey have co m e backtoN.C.Stat e had hegat heredmor e  intel ligenc e abo ut  hi s less- t h an -st el lar draftp r osp ectsla st s eason?Would C.J. Leslieh ave  done the sam e i n 20 1 3 ?
It ’ sp rob ab l y d o u btful. Both pla yers seeme di nt ent on lea v ing  –  intent  on mov ing o n . That’ s how itwas lastye ar,t o o,for UNC’sJ.P. Tok oto, whol eft s c ho ol ayea r earl ytobecom e thes eco nd-to -lastpi ck inthe d ra ft.

Sofor players who want to  leave  scho ol,  regardle ss, the  new rule  isn ’t likelytomak e a t rem e ndous  dif f er enc e . But  for those who fi ndt h em selves on t h e mar gin o f t h e draf t, w ondering whethert o stay or to g o, t h e  ne w s y stem  i s a welcome ch ang e– one that  w ill benefit  the NBA  a n d col lege g ame al ike. #1 3 7  T h e Twil ight  Sa ga: New M oon  s o undtrac kfe a turing  a r em ix of'I Bel o ng T o You'

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 have_a chance_to make more informed_decisions.

Not that_ACC_players have_often_made poor decisions_in recent years_about their future. Those_who have left_school_with eligibility remaining have more often than not been rewarded with a place in_the_first round_of_the_NBA draft, and the guaranteed_three-year contract that comes with_it.

In the_past five draft classes – those between 2011_and_2015 – 35_ACC players have left school early to enter the_draft. That includes the likes of_UNC’s P.J. Hairston,_Louisville’s_Chane_Behanan, Maryland’s Terrell Stoglin_and others whose decision to enter_the draft was made easier because_of disciplinary problems that either rendered impossible_their return to school or made_it more difficult.

Of the ACC’s_35 early_entrants since 2011, 22 were_drafted in the_first round_– 10 of_those among the first 15 selections._Six of those_35 early entrants went undrafted, which,_as_former UNC forward_James_Michael_McAdoo has_shown, doesn’t necessarily_doom_a player’s_NBA_prospects.

McAdoo eventually caught on with the_Golden_State Warriors and was paid well last_season to play a_bit_part on an NBA_championship team. Not bad work,_if you can get it.

Among others_who recently_went undrafted,_it’s fair to wonder whether the revamped early-entry rule would have_made much of a difference in_their decisions. Would Trevor_Lacey have_come_back to N.C._State_had he_gathered more intelligence about his less-than-stellar draft_prospects last_season? Would C.J. Leslie have done_the same in 2013?

It’s_probably_doubtful. Both players seemed intent on_leaving – intent on moving on._That’s how it was last_year,_too,_for UNC’s J.P. Tokoto, who_left school a year early to_become the second-to-last_pick in the draft.

So for players who_want_to leave school, regardless, the new_rule_isn’t likely to make a tremendous_difference._But_for those who find themselves_on the margin of the draft,_wondering whether to stay or to go, the new_system is a_welcome change – one that_will_benefit_the NBA and college game alike. #137 The Twilight Saga:_New Moon_soundtrack featuring a_remix of 'I Belong To You'

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