Kobe [Bryant] had the biggest contract for a high school kid. He was the first one to get more than a million a year.

What happens when you get hurt? Take that kid at Kentucky, Nerlens Noel, who could have turned pro after high school.Who knows what's going to happen? How the operation is going to go? The only thing I do know is that he would have been a top pick in the draft last year, and he'd have millions of dollars in the bank.

Beginning in 1978, Nike paid coaches to put their shoes on the team.

Now the kids are portrayed as dirty when they talk to an agent, a shoe guy, some hanger-on. Well, it's only natural that people are circling them - there are millions of dollars involved.

What would be wrong with letting a kid go pro, and if it doesn't work out he can come back to college? What's the harm in that? The reason is the word "amateurism." The NCAA has to protect colleges' tax exemption.

People will always go to games. And not just Duke versus North Carolina. Even Appalachian State against Chatworth.

The NCAA wants to control the images; they say they own your image forever. If you look through this façade, it's crazy.