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That would just put them in the portal though. I'm already over the portal messYes, but they give up their scholarship.
Is that your take with CBB as well?No. They're adults and want to be paid like adults, so they need to accept the outcome like adults...
If you actually enter the draft and not just basically get feedback like Kris is doing ...then yeah.Is that your take with CBB as well?
^^ This ^^ (which, BTW, should /thread)I mean if they can go back to college and get their degree, then why couldn't they come back and play if they're not seniors and have used up all their eligibility?
I personally like the CBB model where players can test the waters and still come back as long as they don't hire an agent.
No. lets not start holding anyone accountable for their actions. That ship sailed sometime ago....No. They're adults and want to be paid like adults, so they need to accept the outcome like adults...
You’re asking for way too much.No. They're adults and want to be paid like adults, so they need to accept the outcome like adults...
Would also add that they have to remain a student in good standing.I mean if they can go back to college and get their degree, then why couldn't they come back and play if they're not seniors and have used up all their eligibility?
I personally like the CBB model where players can test the waters and still come back as long as they don't hire an agent.
The NBA and the NFL are exactly the same. In either if you leave your name in the draft and go undrafted. You are no longer eligible to play college. If you are talking about the eval period, the NBA has then you are talking about two completely different things.Is that your take with CBB as well?
In so many respects ... I pretty much have a comparable view.No. They're adults and want to be paid like adults, so they need to accept the outcome like adults...
Anyone can go back and finish their degree, there have been several at each school we’ve visited this year that are in the NFL or done playing in the NFL including those who didn’t finish out their eligibility.I mean if they can go back to college and get their degree, then why couldn't they come back and play if they're not seniors and have used up all their eligibility?
I personally like the CBB model where players can test the waters and still come back as long as they don't hire an agent.
..................I know.Anyone can go back and finish their degree, there have been several at each school we’ve visited this year that are in the NFL or done playing in the NFL including those who didn’t finish out their eligibility.
No. It's like toothpaste out of the tube or poop out of your butt. Ain't no going back.Please vote yes or no. If you vote yes subject to certain caveats and stipulations, include those in a reply.
Haha that is a good point. Pretty soon, will we reach the point of NCAA teams engaging in bidding wars with NFL teams to try and get draft picks to return to college for another year instead of playing for the team that drafted them?Heck with the way the NCAA has thrown out the rules, I don't see why they can't come back even if they were drafted.
too bad for themThe biggest problem is “good standing”,
Many of them quit football team before bowl game so you know they are not going to class for 5 months.
great in principal but hard in execution
And the worst of it all ... is that guys are entering the transfer portal at an enormous clip ... with an alarming number of them not landing anywhere afterwards.
Agree 100%. If some 35 year old ex NFL guy wants to go back to college, welcome aboard.Who cares anymore. If Megatron wants another crack at college, I say let him. There are no rules, just win baby.
Absolutely ... while I don't believe that universities should exploit their athletes (in terms of names, likeness, etc) ... it's exploitation by stupidity (of the player) to use the transfer portal as a means of cycling through players at a faster rate (via dropping dead weight).Great point. Most people are missing the forest for the trees. The transfer portal helps coaches cycle through players at a faster rate.
The transfer portal, in total, is a net negative for the players. Only 54% of transfers found a landing spot. But most of them don't realize what is happening.
Deuce Hogan gave up a full ride to Iowa to walkon at Kentucky and pay ~$43k a year. Ouch.
Iowa has had 2 I can think of they allowed back after entering the portal, Daviyon Nixon (Football) and Josh Ogundele (Basketball). Maybe there are more, but not certain.Absolutely ... while I don't believe that universities should exploit their athletes (in terms of names, likeness, etc) ... it's exploitation by stupidity (of the player) to use the transfer portal as a means of cycling through players at a faster rate (via dropping dead weight).
Some places ... MAYBE they let a guy come back (if they enter the portal) ... however, the university is under no obligation to hold the spot for the guy once he enters the portal. The coaching staff gives a player a bit of a "cold-shoulder" ... and his discontent translates to jumping on the portal ... and then "poof" ... his scholarship is gone. Before a bunch of SEC programs would over-sign players and then fail to renew scholarships to some players ... and that would make those programs look bad. Now those programs have an "out" that makes them smelling like a rose ... even though what they're doing is no more scrupulous.
How could you forget Austin Ash.Iowa has had 2 I can think of they allowed back after entering the portal, Daviyon Nixon (Football) and Josh Ogundele (Basketball). Maybe there are more, but not certain.
I a, uuummmm, ahhh, uuummmm. I got nothing. 🙂How could you forget Austin Ash.