huskernumerouno
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The good thing is we will know soon. Either way this kids future is bright.
It would be whenever his orientation is, if athletes are even required to do that (I'm guessing not). If not, it's whenever the heck you want before the first day of class.I wonder when the date for enrollment for freshmen are. Actually signing up for classes.
That should be the next date we watch.(still surprised he is here, 6.2 mil???????????)
Ya, pretty sure they start Aug. 21Usually, I think you can add or drop classes all the way through the first week of school. I assume the end of the first week of classes at UNL actually comes after the Aug. 15th deadline.
You are talking about a guaranteed $6.2 million he can without question get, as compared to a chance at more money in the NFL IF he develops into the football player people think he is capable of.I read he was going to take some class(es) right away this summer.
Here T_O_B's $.02 worth. Baseball, for pitchers, is a bit different. Look at Stephen Strasburg, phenom for 4/5 games and then Tommy John surgery. He might never really be a factor again. $6.2 mil? compared to first round NFL money is a spit in the wind.
I think Bubba's gonna play FB and maybe even some BB at Nebraska.
T_O_B
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If I remember correctly, once you start classes your 5 year NCAA clock starts.Ya, pretty sure they start Aug. 21Usually, I think you can add or drop classes all the way through the first week of school. I assume the end of the first week of classes at UNL actually comes after the Aug. 15th deadline.
KC has not been cheap when it comes to paying draftees. In 2008 they even gave Eric Hosmer a $6 million signing bonus out of HS. Even this year they got active in international signing and paid a record $3.05 million signing bonus to 16 year old Elier Hernandez.Were talking about the Royals here and the thriftiest owner in the Bigs. David Glass a former CEO of Walmart, cheap runs in his blood. His squad is a farm team for the others and I'm not buying it.
Top 5 Highest Paid Royals for 2011 Season
Joakim Soria: $4 million
Jason Kendall: $3.75 million
Kyle Davies: $3.2 million
Billy Butler: $3 million
Jeff Francoeur: $2.5 million
This. The idea that the Royals are cheep on their tallent is pre-Dayton Moore thinking. They aren't going to sign an A-Rod type to 30 million a year, but they can certainly afford (and with Dayton and the helm will be willing to pay) whatever Bubba is looking for. 3 years from now Bubba could easily sell an extra 100,000-150,000 tickets a season just being the local boy. That's only 1200 or so a game. Not a stretch at all. It's not a huge risk for the Royals. He pays for himself just by putting on a uniform. They'll pay him. Speaking of uniforms, you know how many Starling jerseys would be sold in KC? TONSKC has not been cheap when it comes to paying draftees. In 2008 they even gave Eric Hosmer a $6 million signing bonus out of HS. Even this year they got active in international signing and paid a record $3.05 million signing bonus to 16 year old Elier Hernandez.Were talking about the Royals here and the thriftiest owner in the Bigs. David Glass a former CEO of Walmart, cheap runs in his blood. His squad is a farm team for the others and I'm not buying it.
Top 5 Highest Paid Royals for 2011 Season
Joakim Soria: $4 million
Jason Kendall: $3.75 million
Kyle Davies: $3.2 million
Billy Butler: $3 million
Jeff Francoeur: $2.5 million
Over a 3 year period from '08-'10 the Royals have spent $24.5 million on all their draft picks. That ranks 5th in the majors during that time.
Granted you are right they do not put big bucks into their MLB roster, but the Royals damm well spend on their draft picks as much as anyone.