Yes, this happens frequently with players that appear to be well ahead of their peers in skill level and playing maturity. After 1 year of college play and reaching a certain age limit set by professional leagues, a player may put their name into the list of potential draftees. Many college players that have played at least decently and want to attempt to play at the next level will do this. If a player is very confident they will be drafted, they will likely hire an agent to help them get workouts with different teams. If the college player does hire an agent, he or she immediately forfeits all future years of college ball eligibility. Because of this potential loss of playing years, some players put their name into the draft to "test the waters" and then will decide if they want to stay in the draft, which is usually based on the implied interest from other teams in their skills. In either case, the NBA usually has a drop date when any player will lose their college eligibility whether they have an agent or not. This time is typically in June after the NBA season has ended.
You need to graduate college before you can become a basketball player, so any where from 20 to 56
Well up until a few years ago you didn't have to go to college to get drafted but for multiple reasons now you do. the NBA and many scouts encourages young up and comer athletes to go to college and get colelge experience before playing in the NBA. So the Answer is yes, you do have to go to college and depending on how old you are you may only have to go for one year. Also to even become a pro ball player you must work hard and hone your skills on a daily basis, pray a lot, and hit the weights.
Moses Malone Actually Moses was the 2nd player to skip college. The first was Reggie arding 12 years before Moses did it. So, the list of the first few is: 1. Reggie Harding 1962 NBA (had graduated high school when drafted) 2. Moses Malone 1974 ABA (drafted while in high school) 3. Daryl Dawkins 1975 NBA Draft 5th pick (drafted while in high school) 4. Bill Willoughby 1975 NBA Draft 19th pick (had graduated high school when drafted) It did not happen again until 1989 with Shawn Kemp (1989, attended University of Kentucky and Trinity Valley Community College but did not play college basketball. Was kicked off the University of Kentucky basketball team after pawning a teammate's necklace.)
There is no college education needed to be a professional basketball player. Although most players complete high school and enroll in college for a short time before jumping to the NBA. Overseas players must qualify for their team with whatever education requirements it has.
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Approximately 7% of all college football players get drafted into the NFL.
The Sporting News College Basketball Preview magazine usually comes out in the fall, typically in October or November, before the start of the college basketball season.
You have to be a basketball player with alot of potential and had a great college career. Then you hire an agent and show yourself off to intrested teams before the draft. Hopefully you get drafted but if not you try to get signed by a team. If this does not happen you can go to the d-league or overseas to get experience and try to make it into the NBA next season.
Fresno State University.
You would have attend about 6 years of college before you can become a Astronomer.
4. On your 5th foul in college basketball you have fouled out of the game.
Unless you're just a man at basketball and you've never played, you're probably not gonna make it.. Haha, but you don't have to play before, you just have to be good enough.