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Reclassifications: A Long Term Analysis

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DTP said:
These kids are trying to get paid ASAP. They don’t want to waste an extra year in high school if they don’t have to.
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There is also the unknown about the state of NIL money in a year or two. Lots of kids rushing to reclassify to cash in on the NIL while its unrestricted/unlimited.
 
lindend said:
There is also the unknown about the state of NIL money in a year or two. Lots of kids rushing to reclassify to cash in on the NIL while its unrestricted/unlimited.
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lindend said:
There is also the unknown about the state of NIL money in a year or two. Lots of kids rushing to reclassify to cash in on the NIL while it’s unrestricted/unlimited.
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This is true. However, not everyone is ready to do so. I think about kids like Tony Grimes and Antoine Jackson, imo they should have stayed in their original classes. Not everyone is a Ryan Williams.
 
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Too Soon: Why Reclassifying Hurts Most Blue-Chip Football Prospects

Reclassifying offers blue-chip recruits early opportunities, but can disrupt development, delay impact, and lessen long-term NFL potential.
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Too Soon: Why Reclassifying Hurts Most Blue-Chip Football Prospects

Reclassifying offers blue-chip recruits early opportunities, but can disrupt development, delay impact, and lessen long-term NFL potential.
www.on3.com www.on3.com
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I wonder if they separate out a true reclassification, someone like Blount who is 17 in college, as opposed to someone who takes like the Josh Jobe HS class route and "reclassifies" after taking 5th grade 2-3 times and is enrolling in college at 19.
 
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