Brandon Jennings Goes The Glen Davis Route

The Milwaukee Bucks signed first-round draft pick Brandon Jennings to a two-year contract worth almost $4.5 million on Tuesday.

Jennings was picked 10th overall in June and signed the rookie-scale deal that includes team options for 2011-12 and 2012-13.

The slot for the 10th pick pays at least $3.75 million over two years, but teams can sign players for slightly than the scale. Jennings will make a just over $2.16 million this season and $2.33 million in 2010-11. ESPN

The only reason why Iam reporting this is to point out that normal rookie contracts are 3 years, however, Brandon Jennings inked a two year contract, meaning, if he is as good as I think he is going to be, he will be on his way out of Milwaukee in two years. I don't know why the Bucks wouldn't make sure they had a couple of team options for years after that, because why draft a player at 10, who could only be there for 2 years?

Brandon Jennings To Europe

"Arizona signee Brandon Jennings has decided to make an unprecedented move to forgo playing in college and instead pursue a professional career in Europe next season before likely entering the 2009 NBA draft" ESPN
You know what, good for him, he didn't want to have to deal with all the BS college brings you and instead of doing homework he is getting paid in Europe for one year before going to the NBA. This move completely says fuck your age policy NBA and I wonder if this will be a trickle effect now? Jennings is a talented PG that was supposed to take over Jarryd Bayless' starting pg position this year for Arizona. I think he is talented enough to be a lottery pick next year.