To: dyed_in_the_wool
The rule is somewhat goofy in that a 15 yr old scholar who graduates early from High School can enter a draft but a 20 yr old soph in college cannot. But this is still very harmful in my opinion.
6 posted on
02/05/2004 10:18:11 AM PST by
smith288
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To: smith288
uhh, 'cuz they don't want to mess up the minor leagues, er, I mean the Div 1 colleges.
24 posted on
02/05/2004 10:37:11 AM PST by
dmz
To: smith288
The rule is somewhat goofy in that a 15 yr old scholar who graduates early from High School can enter a draft but a 20 yr old soph in college cannot. Incorrect. You can enter the draft 3 years after your CLASS graduates. Not, when you actually graduated High School. This is evidenced by the league allowing Larry Fitzgerald to enter this year's draft. Fitzgerald left his first school halfway through his senior year to attend another school and raise his grades. He attended the other school for 1-1/2 years, thus giving him 5 years of high school. He then played for two years at University of Pittsburgh. Therefore, his graduating class has been out of high school fore three years.
Even if the 15 year old scholar graduated COLLEGE before his high school class graduates, he still has to wait the three years.
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