Should Will Hernandez leave Utep
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He is not going to do that.
Nobody moves Will. Literally. He also plays like a well trained pro which translates into decreasing your chances of getting hurt. Good coaches and trainers teach to "up" your game which includes how to play at a higher level and also how to take care of your body on and off the field and Will appears to have that.
Nobody moves Will. Literally. He also plays like a well trained pro which translates into decreasing your chances of getting hurt. Good coaches and trainers teach to "up" your game which includes how to play at a higher level and also how to take care of your body on and off the field and Will appears to have that.
I dont think anyone would blame him. Its not to prevent injury because you can get hurt at anytime. What more does he have to prove at UTEP? They are not gonna win another game and program is in chaos. His coach was fired and not there anymore.
Isn't it amazing that we have football players who stay even when the situation looks bad. Yet we have roughly 50% of our basketball players leave year after year.
Hernandez could have left last year and been a mid to late round draft pick, but he stayed. Conversely, Lee More and Vince Hunter had no chance at getting drafted, yet they turned pro and left anyway.
Hernandez could have left last year and been a mid to late round draft pick, but he stayed. Conversely, Lee More and Vince Hunter had no chance at getting drafted, yet they turned pro and left anyway.
Not making any excuses for Floyd, as I am as tired of them as anyone, but the situation is different for guys like Moore and Hunter, from the guys in football. With the opportunity to make money overseas for that level of player, I can see the lure for these guys to make money immediately. Many of these guys go to school just to play basketball, and not the other way around. When a team has so little chance, like UTEP, for additional exposure in the NCAA tourney, I can see why those guys bailed early rather than toil on obscurity for another year.
That Stanford RB quit and didnt play in the Sun Bowl. People really didnt give him a hard time. Whats the difference?
I wouldn't blame him if he decided to stop playing, I just wouldn't want him to quit school so close to graduating.
If he is going to quit, so he can start training for the NFL, then he would likely need to sign with an agent, as the Agent would be paying for his training program and training facility access. Can he sign with an agent and still attend classes under his scholarship?
Someone asked the question the other day, has a First Team All-American player ever come from a team that went 0-12? I don't know the answer.
If he is going to quit, so he can start training for the NFL, then he would likely need to sign with an agent, as the Agent would be paying for his training program and training facility access. Can he sign with an agent and still attend classes under his scholarship?
Someone asked the question the other day, has a First Team All-American player ever come from a team that went 0-12? I don't know the answer.
Cause there's 5 games left in his SR I'm not sure where u see this as a normal thing. Please provide a valid example of a College Player who quit on his team half way through the season and it ended up well for him????
i know as a compeitor he probably wouldnt do it. But i wouldnt blame him if he did. How many games does Will have to play to qualify for end of the season awards? Like All American and stuff like that?
I see no difference between 5 games and the Sun Bowl game. And its easy for you to say that he shouldnt stop. You not a NFL prospect and in danger of losing millions if he gets injured.
