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The desire to bring structure to youth basketball development and to field improved teams for international competition is the driving force behind the agreement. For two years, the parties have been discussing a pact to develop year-round training programs for high school players and academies for elite players; conduct sanctioned cobranded youth leagues, tournaments and development programs for coaches and officials; and explore corporate partnerships that could pay for such sweeping initiatives.

Anthony Schoettle, on the prospect of the NBA and NCAA teaming up to own youth basketball, in the Indianapolis Business Journal (via FanHouse)

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