Terrence Jennings has Louisville in limbo as he tests

Terrence Jennings has Louisville in limbo as he tests the NBA Draft waters. (Getty Images) So I would love it (for selfish reasons). And the move would be great for college coaches Coach Sunglasses. But it's a pretty crummy deal for underclassmen on the fence because it'll rush the process, and it's proof that the ACC coaches who proposed the new date are more interested in knowing how next season's roster will look as soon as possible than they are in truly helping their players make well-informed decisions. That's a bad message to send, but I'm not surprised. The NBA has the one- and-done rule because the NBA believes that's what's best for the NBA, and now the NCAA is close to making underclassmen decide their futures the week after the title game because the NCAA believes that's what's best for the NCAA. In other words, we have two billion-dollar entities doing what's best for them with little regard for anything else Dolce & Gabbana Sunglasses. I think that's called the American Way. 2. Are you surprised non-BCS coaches keep rejecting offers from BCS schools? Not at all because some of the desirable non-BCS coaches -- guys like VCU's Shaka Smart, Butler's Brad Stevens, Memphis' Josh Pastner, Xavier's Chris Mack, etc. -- are now making nearly (or in many cases much more than) $1 million a year. So they're well-compensated and comfortable. Why run from that for a mid-level or lower-level job in a power conference that could have you fired in three years Armani Sunglasses? Yes, three years.