I agree from that standpoint, but the level of play will be like 2nd tier non-championship teams of the past 50 years. Good teams, good talent, but never Great Teams with Great talent. Non Blue Chip Teams like Purdue who could never stack enough high level, and NBA talent on their roster to have any realistic hopes to ever win a National Championship will now have a more level playing field with almost all of the professional talent removed before they are upperclassmen. I think you will have better team chemistry, less turnovers, more team scoring approach, less attempting to showcase their professional potential type college teams. More true student atletes. More mid major teams like Wichita State, Butler making big waves in the NCAA Tournament. More parity in college basketball. Those are all good things. However there will be less premier talents, no longer will Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, Zion, Anthony Davis, Lew Alcindor/Kareem Jabbar, Wilt, Bill Russell, Oscar, Bill Walton, Patrick Ewing, Akeem/Jakeem Olajuon, type talents be playing college basketball. As a fan, I am not planning my day around watching a college game that does not include IU with zero NBA talents, zero excitement, unlikely chance to see a play that you will never forget. College basketball will go from the greatest sport in the world, to Meh. Fans of individual college basketball teams will remain strong, but overall college basketball will be forever changed into watching replays of past teams that we will never see the likes of ever again. What would college football be if no NFL players ever played in college or only played one season? College football would be not very good would be the answer. The talent level would go from the likes of Professional Baseball AAA to Single A Rookie Ball. The HS Prep schools will have more NBA talent than most college teams.