...allow for players to return despite not hiring an agent? What is the advantage for teams waiting for two months if a top player is going to return, screwing over the chances for that program to spend its resources elsewhere?
It seems to me it puts the programs at an unfair advantage, since if a player decides at June 16 he does in fact want to stay in the draft, despite having poor chances of getting drafted, and the program could have used the scholarship to get in another player. If a program had 3-4 potential underclassmen to jump, that could be devastating for a program the following year. This seems like a rule that desperately needs to change. If a player decides hes going pro, he lives with his decision.
It seems to me it puts the programs at an unfair advantage, since if a player decides at June 16 he does in fact want to stay in the draft, despite having poor chances of getting drafted, and the program could have used the scholarship to get in another player. If a program had 3-4 potential underclassmen to jump, that could be devastating for a program the following year. This seems like a rule that desperately needs to change. If a player decides hes going pro, he lives with his decision.
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