He said could, not would. He was just saying JOB III is only a sophomore, so even if a loaded draft keeps his position down next year and he wouldn't be happy about where he goes he could always stay yet another year so he chooses. The CHOICE would be there.

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Posted by jimithing11

Dillon, Texas

Member since Mar 2011

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Posted on 4/9/13 at 10:52 am to massiveattack

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realist*

you're making a racist assumption he hates school and wants to GTFO ASAP

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Posted by S

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Posted on 4/9/13 at 10:55 am to Ignignot

i would advise him to declare and go thru the process but definitely with an eye on returning unless he dominates the workouts and camps and shoots up people's boards

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Posted by dj30

New Orleans

Member since Feb 2006

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Posted on 4/9/13 at 11:08 am to S

I honestly dont know what the new rule is today, but back in 2004-2006. If you entered the draft, were not drafted and did not hire an agent you could return to school.

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Posted by mmcgrath

Indianapolis

Member since Feb 2010

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Posted on 4/9/13 at 1:52 pm to S

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i would advise him to declare and go thru the process but definitely with an eye on returning unless he dominates the workouts and camps and shoots up people's boards

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I honestly dont know what the new rule is today, but back in 2004-2006. If you entered the draft, were not drafted and did not hire an agent you could return to school.

You can't do either of these things today. The NCAA purposely made the declaration period earlier than the dates pro staff are allowed to even talk to the players. Before the NCAA's deadline for withdrawing. I liked the old way better too.

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