Should "Stars" Stay In College?
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BLAZER PROPHET
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There's no right or wrong answer. The better college players carry insurance if they sustain a permanent injury in college.
It depends on the player. For some, they love the college atmosphere and for some, it's just a necessary stepping stone to the pros.
It depends on the player. For some, they love the college atmosphere and for some, it's just a necessary stepping stone to the pros.
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I wouldn't, no doubt.
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Should they? That's debatable. Personally, I wouldn't. If I was predicted as a top 10 pick in any sport, I'd go out.
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Yep. And I LOVE school. Love it.
But make the money. Do as well as you can. And make up for the "college experience" later.
That's how I would (have) approached it, but I am not going to disagree with the decision that any student-athlete makes...
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No.
When you turn 18 you are a legal adult and free to make your own decisions. Is it good for the NBA? probably not. But you can't blame a blue chip prospect (like a Lebron, Dwight, etc) for wanting to come out early.
When you turn 18 you are a legal adult and free to make your own decisions. Is it good for the NBA? probably not. But you can't blame a blue chip prospect (like a Lebron, Dwight, etc) for wanting to come out early.