16 year old high school basketball player signs a playing contract.

Contract says he can’t play high school or college. Looks like a prep-to-pro arrangement. Looks like this is the wave of the future for exceptional high school basketball talent.
[Post edited by RJHokie at 07/10/2021 1:10PM]

Posted: 07/10/2021 at 1:08PM

16 year old high school basketball player signs a playing contract. -- RJHokie 07/10/2021 1:08PM

Nike already does this in track. You go pro for them out of high school ** -- UpperQuad 07/13/2021 12:04AM

Blue bloods may be able to pay more. -- Hokie Holler 07/11/2021 11:03AM

In terms of endorsement deals, I think depends on how -- NC Hoke 07/11/2021 12:57PM

Hope this works out, it would be good for college basketball -- VictoryTurkey 07/11/2021 09:29AM

Absolutely! Irony is I wonder if you can now make more with NIL... -- jesuisvtguy 07/11/2021 8:58PM

Agree. ** -- RJHokie 07/11/2021 09:34AM

Interesting; surprised a 16 yr old can…. -- BleedinOandM 07/11/2021 08:09AM

I assume a parent must also sign... ** -- HokieJack 07/11/2021 09:23AM

Probably not an issue getting a signature. ** -- EDGEMAN 07/11/2021 09:49AM

Isn't someone below 18 not allowed to sign contracts? -- HokieJack 07/11/2021 5:11PM

I believe that’s correct in all 50 states. -- RJHokie 07/11/2021 5:20PM

Kid should be able to use his talents to make a living ** -- YBYSAIAHokie 07/10/2021 8:08PM

No argument there. -- RJHokie 07/10/2021 8:13PM

16 year old high school basketball player signs a playing contract.

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