Then once he later gives up the opportunity to continue playing for the college basketball team, he is still eligible to participate in the NBA draft. At that time, the NBA team that selected him in the draft and sent him an invitation every year as required will reserve the priority to negotiate and sign a player contract with him one year after the draft date.

In this part, once a player fails to give up his qualification to join the college basketball team after winning the NBA draft, the draft will be regarded as his "primary election" and the next draft will be regarded as "second choice". Players who are selected as "second choice" will abide by the applicable rules.

(b) Players who have settled in the United States and completed high school will be eligible to participate in the next NBA draft if they are not eligible to participate in the NBA draft and sign contracts with professional basketball teams outside the United States. If selected, he will be regarded as a "player" as defined in Section 4 above. In this section, "professional basketball team" refers to a basketball team that pays any kind of money or remuneration that exceeds the general living expenses to the basketball players who play for it in any country.