Noooooooooooo. D:

There goes my second rounder target.

He will definitely be a first round pick next year.

 

wow. That's pretty surprising. I've never understood when RB's return. They have such a short shelf life, and I'm not sure how much more he could help his draft status with another year.

 

Apparently he wants his degree and I applaud him for making the risky decision. He is also going to have a 2+ million dollar insurance policy, which is more than he would have made as a late 2nd early 3rd rounder. So it isnt as risky as it appears.

 

Kid definitely can elevate himself as a 1st round pick as well as a Heisman contender next year. Funny thing is, the same season next year will get him to NY (for the Heisman) . . . guaranteed IMO. He didn't get invited or respected because of him being at non BIG BOY school . . . but he is on the radar now.

Maybe the smarter decision.

 

It sounds crazy but you have to respect someone for staying and helping his program.

 

YES!!! This is awesome! I just transfered to UCF, now I'll get to see him play a full season! Sweet! Maybe I'll see him on campus too. Go Knights!!

 

What can't you understand?? If RB have a short shelf life..he's gonna need a backup plan for a career after football. You have to respect his desire to go back to school and finish with a degree and also it shows you his maturity to want to return to his team. It's not like kids who want to drop into the NBA purely for the $$$. I support Kevin's decision...

 

Good he has my respect going for the degree at least.

 

Just hope he doesn't burn himself out in his senior year. Kid is rushing, and rushing ALOT. He has a load of talent.

I really think he's the best running back in the country, over McFadden.

 

What does he have to gain professionally by this?
I get it for QB's and guys that still need to develop, but I just don't see much reward for the risk he's taking. Maybe he just loves college. If that's the case, God bless.