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And such a study would also have to factor in the frequency of kids who pass up bonuses out of high school and then suffer career-ending injuries in college, or whose stock otherwise falls in college and thus, they never get that big bonus money they dreamed of.

Those guys are so few and far between simply because they most always sign. Alan Horne comes to mind though. He was a first rounder in 2002? Had TJS and came back to go in the 11th round in 2005.

4/13/0711:09 AM

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