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[QUOTE="selles, post: 2386928, member: 1176"] Sid Wilson pretty much refutes your point, and in my opinion Sid Wilson is a good example of the new mindset of college players. It's a different world now, kids view their commitments differently, and we'd be fools not to try to understand that and take advantage. As for Larrier, the fact he busted his knee 3 games into last season is hardly a function of his transfer status. Of course you're correct that "until he succeeds, it's hard to call it a success". But it's equally true that until he has had a chance to succeed and fails, it's hard to call it a failure. [/QUOTE]
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