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Message: [QUOTE="Hoo's That, post: 2386324, member: 3609"] In baseball, the "signing with an agent" restriction still applies. The players like Chris Weinke who played baseball and then college football were allowed to do that because they never signed with an agent and negotiated their own baseball contract. The draft advisors don't get money from the players for their services so it's legal. When you look at it, they have nothing to gain or lose in giving advice because if they're consistently wrong, one way or the other, no one will ask for their advice anymore. That would be especially true if their mistake is semi-consistently to tell the player to opt for the draft and the player either doesn't get drafted or gets drafted in a poor spot. [/QUOTE]