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Very true. But we can support whatever they decide to do....er come back to school guys....I mean support whatever they decide.bigballin2987;809391; said:Who knows. Nothing we can do about it.

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Very true. But we can support whatever they decide to do....er come back to school guys....I mean support whatever they decide.bigballin2987;809391; said:Who knows. Nothing we can do about it.

I am very interested in what all three of them decide to do, but do not wish for one or the other. They will all make educated decisions on what is the best thing to do. Sure, it would be great to get Oden, Cook, and Conley back, but we as fans are not in the position to say what is right or wrong for them.Buckeyedynasty;809393; said:Very true. But we can support whatever they decide to do....er come back to school guys....I mean support whatever they decide.![]()
Agree 100% but the fan in me would love to see them make another run for the Championship. Either way I support them.bigballin2987;809394; said:I am very interested in what all three of them decide to do, but do not wish for one or the other. They will all make educated decisions on what is the best thing to do. Sure, it would be great to get Oden, Cook, and Conley back, but we as fans are not in the position to say what is right or wrong for them.
Two weeks ago, Conley Sr. told The Dispatch that his son was "not thinking about going pro." But he acknowledged then that the situation would be re-evaluated "if a shoe company came and offered Mike $80 million to turn pro."
Since then, Conley Sr. said, he has spoken with "friends . . . in the shoe business" and they told him that "point guards do well in shoe endorsements. (They said) if Michael is a top-10 pick, or the first point guard selected, he would be marketable in a shoe deal. . . . That's what's brought us here."
Other EC comments, from OSU Scout free board:Mike Conley appears to be headed for the draft but will not hire an agent.
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They said it on SC last night and theirs a insider article about it where Sr. says "I expect them to enter the draft"
-----------------I think Conley Sr put out feelers regarding Conley Jr to get back some sort of feedback to allow him to see where he would go in this draft if he were to enter.
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I don't get the not signing with an agent in Oden and Conley's case.
Interesting comment by Itownbuckeye in that same thread:OSU_Buckguy;809614; said:Two weeks ago, Conley Sr. told The Dispatch that his son was "not thinking about going pro." But he acknowledged then that the situation would be re-evaluated "if a shoe company came and offered Mike $80 million to turn pro."
it's surprising that Conley could land a large shoe deal considering that Chris Paul only got $600,000 a year when he was coming out. the two are comparable players but i think Paul was more highly regarded and went #4 overall in the draft.
MaxBuck;809718; said:Chris Paul may, indeed, have been more highly regarded (as measured by draft pick #), but MCJr just played in the national championship game. Great exposure, which translates into more endorsement opportunities.
I am less and less optimistic about any of the 3 frosh coming back.
MaxBuck;809718; said:Chris Paul may, indeed, have been more highly regarded (as measured by draft pick #), but MCJr just played in the national championship game. Great exposure, which translates into more endorsement opportunities.
I am less and less optimistic about any of the 3 frosh coming back.
graveyard.roses;809951; said:I think Daequan and Lighty will be the only freshmen on the team to return. '08 will most likely be the next magical year with Kosta and BJ.
Not to mention the fact that Ohio State has many more fans than Wake Forest. This may translate into a higher demand for signature shoes/clothing.
graveyard.roses;809972; said:So, going with that and going with how he seemed more concerned with his production than the team's production during the season, I think he'll see his draft stock and know that he could improve vastly by returning next year. Plus, if Greg is gone Daequan, being that he couldn't do it this year, will be able to showcase his game more, raising his stock considerably.