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If 2 brothers want to play together in the NBA. Can 1 declare himself eligible, while the other joins as a FA
Assume Stanford's two 7' Lopez brothers want to play in the NBA on the same team. Robin declares himself eligible for the draft. He gets drafted. Brook decides to see about getting an invitation to join the team that drafts Robin as an "undrafted free agent." Can this be done?
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I don't see why not
- The ProdigyLv 61 decade ago
It is not possible. I think both of them will get drafted. Brook is a better player than Robin. If Robin gets undrafted, if he wants to go to the team that drafted Brook, then it is possible. That is if the team that drafted Brook wants him twin brother Robin. I like this prospect twins playing on the same team. It will be nice. I like the two of them.
- 1 decade ago
DUDE I STOOD IN THE LINE for the haunted house at disneyland with them i was like 5 feet away!! this was before the season started so i had no clue who they were or where they played. it was so freaky seein 2 twin 7 footers though omg it was insane everyone was like holy sh!t.! i should have gotten there autographs. and yes that would be possible but complicated.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
yes......plus brook is way better than robin so he could make it before robin
- Anonymous1 decade ago
if Robin goes undrafted it possible miami would be nice would be nice for the both of them and their dad is cuban
- I|A|XLv 61 decade ago
free agents can sign anywhere they want, unless they are restricted free agents, which Brook is not, so yeah.
- litejcLv 41 decade ago
I don't think so. But it's up to the NCAA., only they can declare them eligible.
