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[QUOTE="Alydar, post: 2369531, member: 730"] There are roughly 350 D1 teams and if there are an average of 12 players/team then over 1000 players a year graduate. Of those, maybe 20 get contracts in the WNBA and maybe 6 actually ever get to earn 90-100K after 4 or 5 years. Not such a great deal for most when we consider all the years of hard work. A person would do better off going to a HS & learning a trade like plumbing. At the age of 27 0r 28 they would be earning a lot more than 100K with the vast bulk of their career ahead of them instead of facing retirement at 32 or so. [/QUOTE]
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