What were they thinking 2004 Draft Moves (players that payed dearly in the draft)

1) tell all the MLb scouts I am front line football recruit, not a single recruiting or scouting service had him ranked in the top 100 football recruits, Hire a hard line advisor and tell I must get 3 million or I am going to college.
drafted 13 RD

2) after being projested 2nd or 1st rounder and telling scouts just draft me and I will sign. On draft day, all of the sudden ask big bucks after learning he won a gatorade HS award
drafted 14 RD

DIBBLE

If he hired an agent as you state he cannot go on to college--he is ineligible if he has hired an agent

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Originally posted by Dibble:
What were they thinking 2004 Draft Moves (players that payed dearly in the draft)

1) tell all the MLb scouts I am front line football recruit, not a single recruiting or scouting service had him ranked in the top 100 football recruits, Hire a hard line advisor and tell I must get 3 million or I am going to college.
drafted 13 RD

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Answer: "Enjoy college son."

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2) after being projected 2nd or 1st rounder and telling scouts just draft me and I will sign. On draft day, all of the sudden ask big bucks after learning he won a gatorade HS award
drafted 14 RD

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Answer: "Enjoy college, son."

HMM, yuppers, MLB scouts were like hey nice knowing ya, go to college you might learn something

drafted in the late 20 in 2003, or a dnf

offered $315,000 turns it down, when the college he will be attending tells him he will get more money than that.

drafted 48 rd in 2004

off to college

Great insight on the inner machinations of the draft, andy. Thanks.

offered $315,000 turns it down

Geez I would have signed. You can get a few cars for that.