The NCAA’s role as the gatekeeper between elite high school basketball prospects and the professional ranks continues to wane.
On Thursday, Jalen Green, the top recruit for the 2020 class, announced he would skip college entirely, signing a six-figure deal in the G League instead. Another five-star recruit, Isaiah Todd, reportedly followed suit, decommitting from Michigan to join Green on a yet-to-be-announced Los Angeles-based G League expansion franchise.
More American prospects with NBA dreams have eschewed the traditional NCAA pipeline in recent times, taking their talents overseas or to minor-league professional teams while spending the mandated one year between their high school graduation and the NBA draft.
A handful of American players have already trod the path from high school directly to the NBA.
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