Experience can just mean they were sent down there at some point. It doesn’t mean they started there.I have not payed attention in since before 2020 but the below is a good percentage.
“At the start of the 2023-24 NBA season, 50% of players on opening-night rosters possessed G League experience, which is a record, according to the G League. Forty-seven percent of players on NBA start-of-season rosters for 2022-23 had G League experience”
Especially if he got offered a spot on ignite who are doing a good job producing guys. G league seems to be doing better than before. A lot of college is more “ifs” to me. If he can start or play a lot. If the team does well his name will be bigger. Obviously a lot of those ifs are got the g league too but it’s working full time with pros to better yourself focusing only on you vs college with school and more worried about winning vs possibly having more of a role due to what the team needs instead of showing full skill set.
Idk just having a fun convo until we know if they are staying. As a college type person I would prefer playing at Bama than a g league but I do understand why going.
If you figure only 60 kids are getting drafted each year, and the NBA sitting on about 360-420 players, that means only 14-16% are getting drafted. Three years of drafts will get you to about 42-48%.
So 50% with G league seems about right