10-17-2010, 04:03 PM
Quote:My advice for him would be to stay with good insurance.
1) His sister is at Stanford (on the volleyball team)
2) He\'s having fun in college and going back later will not capture that fun and experience...pros can wait a year or two
3) He is a good student and, I think, smart enough to want to have life post-football (remember John Frank?)
4) The mess that is the NFL now is a deterrent
5) I think, unlike Locker, he will only get better and he and JH have a mission...he still needs some work
6) He likely wants the Voldemort and that piece of Stanford history
7) who can give up bollards? Co-Ho? Mem chu for a quiet reflection? Fleet Street? OK, I guess it would be easy to give up Fleet Street.
8) and finally, he would lose contact with US!
The insurance would not cover the bounty given to the #1 overall pick. Â
The list is great, but all it will take is one missed RB block or one horsecollar tackle. Â #2 and #4 are likely in play but one missed assignment could ruin #2 in a hurry.
#3 is not a concern. Â He may not have a Stanford degree to open doors, but he would have $100 million. Â $100 million opens a lot more doors than a Stanford degree. Â And no one would say he is not a smart guy because he left school early. Â If he is smart, he is smart.
I am sure JH, Luck and his family have an agreement. Â Forget about Luck\'s NFL options until the season is over. Â Once the season is over they will get on the phone and assess the options.
Since Luck is a Redshirt Sophomore he must answer that he has no plans to go to the NFL at this time. Â And if I am right that would be a true statement. Â He will assess his options after the season is over.

