He likely already has it. Here are a couple of articles on it. The second has some quotes from Coch Saban.

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Apparently, like all insurance, it is a pain in the arse to collect on. Unless it is career ending they are likely to fight you tooth and nail. Knowing insurance companies they will likely fight you regardless.

@lion

Unless I'm reading it wrong or could not find updated info, the NBA and NBAPA renegotiated at the end of 2016 for a new CBA with the first opt out coming in 2023-24. So I think that would be beyond his rookie deal even if he stays.

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Posted by pvilleguru

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Posted on 4/3/18 at 9:25 am to Carlton

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Apparently, like all insurance, it is a pain in the arse to collect on. Unless it is career ending they are likely to fight you tooth and nail. Knowing insurance companies they will likely fight you regardless.

Yeah, you don't want to bank on that. Just go pro and get the cash ASAP.

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Posted by GenesChin

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Posted on 4/3/18 at 10:26 am to Carlton

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Apparently, like all insurance, it is a pain in the arse to collect on. Unless it is career ending they are likely to fight you tooth and nail. Knowing insurance companies they will likely fight you regardless.

The problem is that you need to prove that your drop in value is directly related to an injury that you have no prior history of having

This insurance has a limited market and pays a massive sum on something that is a somewhat high frequency event (loss in draft value)

The major issuue for a company is that their statutory reserves required for a policy like this would be huge relative to policy premium

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