College Players Will Need To Opt-In To Upcoming WNBA Draft

NEW YORK -- AP -- The WNBA and the Players' Association have agreed to an opt-in process for this season's draft, the league confirmed to The Associated Press. Every eligible player who would like to make themselves available for the draft, which is expected to be held in April, must renounce their remaining intercollegiate eligibility.

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A player who wishes to opt-in must email the league no later than April 1. If a player is competing in the Final Four, she has up to 48 hours after her last game finishes to let the league know if she plans on entering the draft.