http://fansided.com/2013/02/13/jadeveon-clowney-insurance-policy-why-the-south-carolina-gamecocks-star-is-making-a-wise-move/ Sports News - An Independent Sports Network Sun, 19 May 2013 03:00:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 http://fansided.com/2013/02/13/jadeveon-clowney-insurance-policy-why-the-south-carolina-gamecocks-star-is-making-a-wise-move/#comment-11858 Christian Thu, 14 Feb 2013 01:45:00 +0000 http://fansided.com/?p=302112#comment-11858 I feel as though that most people don't understand how rare these type of athelites come in football. He is one of the most amazing prospects as a sophomore, but the reason why that is is because there is no one like him. I mean have you seen any other DE play like him (In College)..... the answer is no. To think that the NCAA should change there ways for one player is ridiculous. I feel as though that most people don’t understand how rare these type of athelites come in football. He is one of the most amazing prospects as a sophomore, but the reason why that is is because there is no one like him. I mean have you seen any other DE play like him (In College)….. the answer is no. To think that the NCAA should change there ways for one player is ridiculous.

]]> http://fansided.com/2013/02/13/jadeveon-clowney-insurance-policy-why-the-south-carolina-gamecocks-star-is-making-a-wise-move/#comment-11855 All Coug'dUp Thu, 14 Feb 2013 00:08:00 +0000 http://fansided.com/?p=302112#comment-11855 Gotta be honest, I like the 3 year rule. It ensures that players are ready to play and have a legitimate eval when they come out of college, in addition to helping them take steps towards finalizing their educational responsibilities in case a "catastrophic injury" should occur. The new Vince Young situation also points out that these players don't always have the best money tools to make their money count, so a couple of extra years helps in that regard. Of course it doesn't always matter but it's just that much more maturity in all aspects that makes the 3 year rule a good one. Gotta be honest, I like the 3 year rule. It ensures that players are ready to play and have a legitimate eval when they come out of college, in addition to helping them take steps towards finalizing their educational responsibilities in case a “catastrophic injury” should occur. The new Vince Young situation also points out that these players don’t always have the best money tools to make their money count, so a couple of extra years helps in that regard. Of course it doesn’t always matter but it’s just that much more maturity in all aspects that makes the 3 year rule a good one.

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