@Pedaldad posted:There certainly is some truth here, but I also think the pragmatic thing to do right now is stay in school. Most baseball players at most D1 schools do not graduate in 4 years. Even if they did graduate, the job market is not great for new hires at 14% unemployment and an economy propped up by a seemingly endless supply of stimulus checks. The best thing to do in most circumstances is to stay in school, finish undergrad or begin working on a grad degree.
Are you attempting to argue that there is more involved in the decision then the cost of the school year and how much you are now paying for it? Are you also saying that it possible to go to school like vast majority of the kids who only love sport and actually have to pay tuition to attend and more to actually play...this line of thought stuns me!!
There are lots of reasons why people drive different cars, go to different schools and join different types of clubs. The simple mindedness I read on here can be amazing at times.