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Message: [QUOTE="tennparker3, post: 2142223, member: 2989"] I don't mind players going if they are seniors academically. Not everybody wants to be in school for another year when they finally reach that point where they can go start making a living for themselves. Most women have their degrees by their third year anyway because so many of them take classes in the summer so they have extra training/development time. I think almost everyone on Tennessee's roster that is a junior or senior had their degrees by May of last year or this past December. Heck, Rennia Davis will likely have her bachelor degree by the end of the summer going into her sophomore year because of summer classes and the fact she already has an associate's degree thanks to AP classes. Draya Carter would've been a 5th year senior this past year if she played but she had her degree for 2 years already... of course she didn't play for health reasons. Stanford, Arizona State, Washington, Wisconsin and Minnesota are all teams I believe have multiple rising Juniors and Seniors that have already obtained their degrees. Kaela and Alisha both graduated in December I think too, or earlier. So I say go pro and have zero regrets, especially if you go out on top like South Carolina did. [/QUOTE]