OS Poll: If you were a player at Penn State would you stay or go?

[andrew165]

thanks for the explanation big bob

[footballfan41]

Well it would be up to a lot of things, 1. How long do I have left of school...if I only had a year or so, I would stay. 2. If I had a couple years left to go and I had a chance in the NFL I would go for sure,. 3. I would at less talk to a few schools and see what they are thinking., 3. This is the BIG one, do I have the money to move, is mom n dad paying for the school....they are a lot to be done when moving schools, what school offer what I'm taking at PS...

[riggs6taters]

I'd stay there, I couldn't do that to the current coaching staff that's just trying to right wrongs they had absolutely nothing to do with. If I was SR in high school that already committed to PSU tho I'd change my committment faster than a a perma-ban for personal attack on here lol

[edaddy]

I think for me the determining factor (if I am not mistaken) is that Penn State has to honor all current and commited football scholarships for 5 yrs whether they play ball or not...so essentially you are guaranteed a great education without having to worry about getting shipped out due to lack of performance wich happens more than people realize..Transferring is a lot of risks especially at this point ..you have to adapt to a new system, new teammates, and new surroundings , and you have to prove yourself all over again without that guarantee of a scholarship the next year..Players like Silas Redd shouldnt have a problem simply because he is a NFL prospect but some others might be taking a risk...I would stay fight through the adversity and form a new legacy for the future..believe me the players who stay will be forever remembered in PennState lore and will be taken care of by alumni..

I like what OBrien is saying now as far as playing in front of 100,000 people 7 times a year would be their bowl games...As far as making it to the next level if a player is talented enough they will be found exposure or not...this will make no difference as far as getting to the next level..

[WhiteMan22]

For me, it really depends. I'm a big Penn State fan and being able to play in Beaver Stadium is once in a lifetime. If I was a freshemen, I would stay out my career there. Anything else, I would leave.

[Computalover]

if i was a blue chipper.. i would leave.. if my only chance at a DI school is penn state.. i would have to think about it..

[fsufan4423]

Quote: Originally Posted by Manny_B214

i'd leave like flash no why im going to a college where i can't win a ring! I like to brag to my rivals that i won district last year, so no way jose!

There's tons of players who strap it up every Saturday and play just as hard knowing that their chances of making it to a bowl game, never mind winning a ring are slim to none.

[jmik58]

One reason I would consider staying at least a year would be for the simple fact that I could get playing time and showcase my talent.

If all goes well, maybe I put myself on some NFL draft boards.

If I'm an underclassman, maybe I catch the eye of some big time programs and then I get to basically pick where I go and play for a national title next year.

Ya have to leverage the situation

[THE YAMA]

After everything, I would stay. You will still be looked at for the NFL draft. You were recruited to Penn State for a reason. You can obviously play football. And Bill O'Brien is a solid coach.

[seasprite]

If it were the school I always wanted to be at, I would stay. If I came there just to win and play for a specific system, I would leave

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I777 using Tapatalk 2