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Brian Brohm.....

Does Brian stay? 74 members have voted

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How many times has Brian been hurt in his UL stay?If he is projected to go near the top he should go this year.One good pop on his knee and he may go down for good.A national championship would be nice but a bad injury would be awful for him and his career.

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How many times has Brian been hurt in his UL stay?If he is projected to go near the top he should go this year.One good pop on his knee and he may go down for good.A national championship would be nice but a bad injury would be awful for him and his career.
Last season with the knee and this year with the thumb. You never want to carry around the "injury prone" label. Brohm has missed time in both years he has started in college, which is not as physical as the NFL.

 

I agree that if he is going to be a top pick, then he should go.

Obviously Brohm was not thinking about money, when he chose UL over ND, USC, OSU and the few others that are allowed to have Heisman winners not just candidates.

Obviously Brohm was not thinking about money, when he chose UL over ND, USC, OSU and the few others that are allowed to have Heisman winners not just candidates.

:confused:

If U of L can give him a diploma, he's gone. I think he will be back to play and graduate. Then off to the NFL for three years.

Obviously Brohm was not thinking about money, when he chose UL over ND, USC, OSU and the few others that are allowed to have Heisman winners not just candidates.

I'm with Bugatti, what are you getting at? Guys can't get paid in their first pro contract if they don't go to one of those teams? That is a stretch. Maybe he'd be a Heisman Winner if he could stay healthy for 10 games in a season. Perhaps that is what is holding his Heisman candidacy back and not what team he plays for.

The money has never been a factor before in a BB football decision, I think he loves UL and wants another shot at a NC.

 

 

You can't make money in college or H.S

 

If he is in demand this year then GO!!!!!!!!!!!

If U of L can give him a diploma, he's gone. I think he will be back to play and graduate. Then off to the NFL for three years.

 

 

You can always go to school and he will have money to grad. you have to be kidding if you think he stay's and passes up that much money

 

 

ex. Dave Ragone, Leinart

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Then off to the NFL for three years.

Only three years?

How many times has Brian been hurt in his UL stay?If he is projected to go near the top he should go this year.One good pop on his knee and he may go down for good.A national championship would be nice but a bad injury would be awful for him and his career.

But he should be protected financially with a nice, hefty disability policy for next year if he is at U of L.

He has a lot to work on. Also, needs to prove he can stay healthy before a team sinks millions into him.

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But he should be protected financially with a nice, hefty disability policy for next year if he is at U of L.

That's already in place.

That's already in place.

If that is the case, the NCAA has changed the rules. It once was, only seniors to be with top round drafting potential would be eligible for the disability policies.

 

Good change by NCAA!

Brohm will go because he knows with the way Woodson is improving they will lose to UK next year and he will not be considered the best QB in the state by anyone other than 02ram, RockPride, and Deuce. :lol:

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