New NCAA rules allow men's basketball players to have agents, return to college if undrafted

The National Collegiate Athletic Association approved new rules for men’s basketball Wednesday, aimed at eliminating corruption in the sport plagued most recently by an alleged kickback scheme. While the NCAA presented the reforms as sweeping and substantive, some athletics experts said they feel the changes, despite being positive, are relatively minimal. Among the most significant changes are allowing college players to be represented by agents that the NCAA deems legitimate, and...