You were born and raised in Iowa.
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What if they graduate after fall semester? Or why should they pay it back as the game is not during the fall semester. So a school can take away their scholarship at any point but they student can’t leave early.
A one sided contract. If the school can void the contract the player should be able to as well.
Where you'd make an excellent millionaire somebody that doesn't give a s*** about anybody but themselves. CongratulationsAnd as a future millionaire i would give zero shits.
all about the money. Too bad sellout.And as a future millionaire i would give zero shits.
If I was a consensus 2nd round pick or higher in the draft and the best advice I could obtain from NFL personnel managers was that playing in the bowl game wouldn't change that one way or another then I wouldn't lose sleep over skipping it.
It's a reasonable conclusion that the injury risk is high enough and the reward potential is low enough to warrant that choice for some players.
It's a reasonable conclusion that the injury risk is high enough and the reward potential is low enough to warrant that choice for some players.
In answer to your straw man statement posed as a question, it does matter to each individual player in different ways. Players leave teams at various times for a variety of reasons. They stay for them as well. If the players that stay "give 2 shits" about maintaining their scholarship in order to obtain their degree that appears to be a legitimate risk-benefit analysis on their part.I wonder why all these top 50 or so recruits even go to college.
Apparently they don't need help to take them to the next level, especially if a 3* like fant doesn't.
Why do they risk injury in all those games if they are already good to go? Just work out and stay in shape for 3 years.
They don't need help from the staff or their teammates to make them better players
Or are we just saying, well the other guys aren't good enough to make a living playing football....so who gives 2 shits about them?
then i'd call you selfish and ungrateful.
but to each their own
Have you ever had to make a decision that could cost you tens of millions of dollars?
If the answer is 'no' then you have no clue what you're talking about.
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