[BostonCard]

Again, I don't begrudge Reid Travis anything. Good for him. But he went to another school, so he's necessarily not our guy and our guy alone anymore.

I'll go further and say that had I been in Travis' shoes (which is an odd thing for someone 5'11" and "basketball challenged" to say the least), I would have considered leaving.  Unless there were a particular Stanford graduate degree  I wanted to pursue or had a particular affinity for my coach or teammates or some other reason to stay, why not spend a year where I had a chance to play for a top-10 caliber team and have a near guaranteed shot at playing in the NCAA tournament and maybe improve my draft standing?

BC

[BostonCard]

Again, I don't begrudge Reid Travis anything. Good for him. But he went to another school, so he's necessarily not our guy and our guy alone anymore.

I'll go further and say that had I been in Travis' shoes (which is an odd thing for someone 5'11" and "basketball challenged" to say the least), I would have considered leaving.  Unless there were a particular Stanford graduate degree  I wanted to pursue or had a particular affinity for my coach or teammates or some other reason to stay, why not spend a year where I had a chance to play for a top-10 caliber team and have a near guaranteed shot at playing in the NCAA tournament and maybe improve my draft standing?

BC