granger":279idptq said:I don't think he will stay, but my understanding is that both he and his parents would like him to... he likes the team, the school and is still only 18... the problem is how do you pass up all of that guaranteed money? No way he slips past #2 in the draft. Do you trade one more year of college for $20 mil?
That is just plain wrong. He should be ineligible for doing that.Red_Devil_DDS":2ru4nki3 said:Bobby Knight was ranting about this too. I'm not versed on my NCAA rules, but something isn't right when a kid can do this.
For the life of me, I cannot get the debate about kids leaving early for the professionals. They can always come back to finish up if it's really that important to them and their families.
lifegatesports":wneu81p2 said:granger":wneu81p2 said:I don't think he will stay, but my understanding is that both he and his parents would like him to... he likes the team, the school and is still only 18... the problem is how do you pass up all of that guaranteed money? No way he slips past #2 in the draft. Do you trade one more year of college for $20 mil?
Correct me if I'm wrong, Granger, but I remember reading that young Mr. Durant isn't even enrolled in a course at UT this semester. I guess there are all sorts of nuances about what is "enrolled," but seems to me that if you're not even going through the motions of being a student, you probably aren't planning to stick around ...
I vote he's gone ...
John
High Plains Drifter":gqk50waa said:Head coach of the Drillers, "Slim" Devil is quoted," This kid has some potential and I think after I get through whipping him into shape, he may help us next year."