I chose that he will not even make it on campus. We will find a way to <17> this up real good because we are smississippi state
it all depends on how he plays, so the deal is not set.patdog said:This deal is set in stone.
How in the world have we, as MSU fans, not learned our lesson when it comes to "saviors" arriving to save ANY MSU athletic program? If he lives up to his billing, then yes he is gone after a year. In order for that to happen he has to first: get to campus, make good enough grades to play, not get hurt, not be a prima dona, play well with others, not get kicked out of school, ACTUALLY BE AS GOOD AS ADVERTISED ... I mean seriously, its barely May. Signing a guy of this caliber is amazing. We have done it before though. Getting him on campus will be that much more amazing. None of you MFers have seen the guy play though (by this I mean against big, scary SEC caliber athletes, not high school 17ups). Being a McDonald's All-American is badass and all, but I seem to remember Scotty Hopson going to UT so that he could be "one and done". Good to see that worked out the way his cocky *** thought it would.patdog said:This deal is set in stone.
Who is dishing out this supposed advice?OMlawdog said:<span class="post-title">Supposedly top prep players are getting advice after one year no matter what.
</span>Some are taking it, (BJ Mullens) some aren't (Greg Monroe).
The thinking is that if you don't come out after your freshman year, you are admitting that you aren't NBA ready, and then NBA teams have more time to scrutinize your game.
Mullens was coming off the bench for OSU, but since he was a consensus Top 10 player in high school he is coming out, and will be a first round pick by someone. Greg Monroe would have been a first round pick if he had come out, but he decided to come back, and he better improve, because if he doesn't his draft stock will continue to go down. Going into the season he was a guaranteed lottery pick, at the end of the season he was just a first round pick.a
Its a gamble for these prep kids to stay in school more than one season.