In the 2005 NBA labor negotiations, former commissioner David Stern won a key provision. The new collective bargaining agreement mandated that draft prospects be at least 19 years old and a year removed from high school.
Now a decade old, the one-and-done rule is no less controversial. Here are three perspectives on its impact:
The players: A glossary of key one-and-done terms
By Coleman Collins
Since graduating from Virginia Tech, Coleman Collins has played professional basketball in Europe and the D-League after a brief stint with the Phoenix Suns. He's also a semi-regular TrueHoop contributor.