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At this point, I'm not seeing the incentive for Luck to turn pro.

Posted by David (aka David) Dec 17 '10, 11:18

I'm surprised draft folks aren't discussing that yet.

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I think its because he is hot this season. Next year, people will talk about a QB named Kellen Moore. - crash davis Dec 17, 11:28 1
- Timmy Chang 2! -- nm - David Dec 17, 11:32
The #1 pick can't go higher. - Will Hunting Dec 17, 11:22 8
- The collective bargaining agreement expires in March. It's a different situation than normal. -- nm - David Dec 17, 11:25 7
  - Right....my guess though, he comes out, and if nothing changes, he's not risked anything other than they'll change the system. - Will Hunting Dec 17, 11:28 1
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  - I really don't see this getting to the lock out point. I can't imagine they'd let it come to that. - Jim Dec 17, 11:27 4
    - They're not posturing this time. New media revenue has messed up all the calcs. There is a *lot* to renegotiate. - David Dec 17, 11:34
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      - And I seriously don't see it getting to March. - Jim Dec 17, 11:29 1
        
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- It doesn't due to the lockout. People who get drafted may not get paid until this mess is cleared up. - David Dec 17, 11:24 3
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    - Course, if he gets paid a rookie salary cap for #1...maybe he would rather be a hero for another season. -- nm - Jim Dec 17, 11:28 1
      - Yeah, it's a good thing he's a Stanford guy, because he has a lot of moving parts to his decision. -- nm - David Dec 17, 11:31

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