Like what Cam and Duke said about staying. Sometimes guys want to finish what they start. John could help take Wake to a new level and improve his game and draft stock. Might be worth it to see your name in the rafters FOREVER
Like what Cam and Duke said about staying. Sometimes guys want to finish what they start. John could help take Wake to a new level and improve his game and draft stock. Might be worth it to see your name in the rafters FOREVER
Football also has a lot bigger risk of a serious injury though.
Who are some examples of draft prospects who went back and suffered a career threatening injury?
Would you give up about 6-8% of your professional life and risk not being about to do your dream job just for that?
Like what Cam and Duke said about staying. Sometimes guys want to finish what they start. John could help take Wake to a new level and improve his game and draft stock. Might be worth it to see your name in the rafters FOREVER
Who are some examples of draft prospects who went back and suffered a career threatening injury?
Like what Cam and Duke said about staying. Sometimes guys want to finish what they start. John could help take Wake to a new level and improve his game and draft stock. Might be worth it to see your name in the rafters FOREVER
Who are some examples of draft prospects who went back and suffered a career threatening injury?
Examples. S. Plural.
Would you give up about 6-8% of your professional life and risk not being about to do your dream job just for that?
Ralph Sampson
So we all pretty much go to college to prepare ourselves for the real world and to get a job. That is what JC has been doing in his first 2 years and has really done it well. If one of our kids was a techie guru and after their sophomore year, they had developed some software that was so impressive that IBM came knocking on their door, offering say a $6.1 million contract for 3 years, would you not recommend them to go for it?