This QB for Clemson may turn pro if they win again. He’s very good. But a junior year would help
But if I’m his dad I would say take the $75 million and move on. Didn’t used to think that way but have changed my mind. Take the money and run.
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Education enables people to do things. Other things are similarly enabling.
He should be allowed to go pro, and avoid risk of concussion in college.Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good. -
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He can't enter the draft this year.
He's a true sophomore.Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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That’s an interesting legal case. Why does he have to risk injury which would cost him a career?
If a sophomore is hired by Google or Amazon he can leave and take the millions. Why can’t a QB for the football team. I hate the NCAA it’s socialism.-
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Pretty sure it’s the NFL’s rule, not the NCAA. Besides there’s many jobs/careers that require a
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Maurice Clarett already lost that legal case over a decade and a half ago.
(no message)I don't believe illusions because too much is for real.-
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Except for precedent / case law. IDK. One of the mouthpieces should chime in.
(no message)I don't believe illusions because too much is for real.
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Agree.
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good. -
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Exactly unions socialism, much the same. In the 1920’s were needed. Today, not so much
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Seems like that should be illegal to keep someone from working.
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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Couldn’t figure out why the announcers were saying “ in two more years”. I would think one more and
#1 pick.
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