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Message: [QUOTE="2Infinity, post: 2023672, member: 242"] In the end, it seems he abandoned his "safe" plan of going to UConn or Ga Southern on scholarship, with PT a virtual certainty in the short run and decided to roll the dice, by betting on his ability. Because he can attend FSU as an in-state student, his costs will be greatly subsidized (tuition reduced by 70%). So giving himself a year to see if he can impress the coaches and crack the lineup, may not be such a bad gamble. Should it stretch into a second year w/o much progress though, then he'd be starting to sell himself short. Hopefully he has a similar plan in mind and sticks to it. The danger is, if he isn't making real progress toward seeing the field, that the FSU coaches string him along with false optimism, to ensure program depth, and he wastes his talent on the practice squad. Hoping he has a plan! [/QUOTE]