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[QUOTE="SBU72, post: 1800215, member: 741"]
So many things could be said about the article.  It was nice to see that 58 kids decided to return to school, seeing that their dream was not about to be fulfilled.  I was wondering why more of the kids that didn't get drafted either didn't get the honest evaluation that they weren't getting drafted or chose to ignore it.  Sufandu wanted to know why the juniors didn't stick it out one more year.  I actually think that as a junior, taking a chance on big money isn't so bad a going back for a years worth of credits is easier than goinbg back for 2 or 3.  Maybe worth the gamble.  All of this points back to the NCAA for making it so difficult for kids to return to schools.  Why should sigining with an agent become such a life altering event?  They allow kids to transfer for for "graduate" degrees with little questions asked.  How many of those transfers even complete that advanced degree?  Does not getting the degree hurt the schools rating?  Why can't a kid make up his missed course work over the summer and maintain his eligiblity after sigining with an agent.
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