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[CrimsoNation713]

Neil Caudle is Superman, on 01 January 2013 - 01:29 PM, said:

It's not really a joke to discuss the merits of someone leaving early vs. staying for another season. There are draft busts every year that could have benefitted greatly from staying one more year in college, both in the NFL and in the NBA.

You're not discussing. You're saying hes making a mistake and you don't know that.

[Neil Caudle is Superman]

CrimsoNation713, on 01 January 2013 - 01:32 PM, said:

You're not discussing. You're saying hes making a mistake and you don't know that.

I'm saying "I think that this is a poor decision"  and "he could be making a mistake" and then I'm saying why I think these things. How is that anything BUT discussion? Obviously I don't know if he's making a mistake, but I sure think that he is and im saying why. That's called discussing.

I thought Darvin Adams was making a mistake by leaving early, too, and he didn't even get drafted.

[CrimsoNation713]

whatever u say nealie

[SECorBust]

As long as we're thinking, I think he should transfer, have one great year and then go high in the draft.  LMAO at Chizik and to Trooper Taylor's reaction on NSD at getting this great talent just to waste it.

[Fidy8]

SECorBust, on 01 January 2013 - 02:02 PM, said:

As long as we're thinking, I think he should transfer, have one great year and then go high in the draft.  LMAO at Chizik and to Trooper Taylor's reaction on NSD at getting this great talent just to waste it.

He's leaving school one year early to be a millionaire and has a NC ring to boot, yea he is so wasted. Where should he have went? FSU, his second choice, And play for Jimbo who is not really doing anything there?

[Neil Caudle is Superman]

CrimsoNation713, on 01 January 2013 - 01:45 PM, said:

whatever u say nealie

LOL. The only alternative is that discussion would literally be Impossible. If saying what I think about his decision and why I think it is not discussing it, nobody else could say what they think and why and consider that discussion. It sounds to me like you either have no idea what the word discussion means or you just want to disagree with me for the sake of disagreeing.

Either way, you win an award. It's not a good award.

[Penguin]

Neil Caudle is Superman, on 01 January 2013 - 01:43 PM, said:

I'm saying "I think that this is a poor decision"  and "he could be making a mistake" and then I'm saying why I think these things. How is that anything BUT discussion? Obviously I don't know if he's making a mistake, but I sure think that he is and im saying why. That's called discussing.

I thought Darvin Adams was making a mistake by leaving early, too, and he didn't even get drafted.

yeah he made a huge mistake, unfortunately kids dont want to stay here because there is no discipline

[CrimsoNation713]

Neil Caudle is Superman, on 01 January 2013 - 04:23 PM, said:

LOL. The only alternative is that discussion would literally be Impossible. If saying what I think about his decision and why I think it is not discussing it, nobody else could say what they think and why and consider that discussion. It sounds to me like you either have no idea what the word discussion means or you just want to disagree with me for the sake of disagreeing.

Either way, you win an award. It's not a good award.

I was merely saying it MAY NOT BE FOR MONEY but you can't comprehend that.  Then I let it it go and you can't. Sounds like you're the one just arguing for arguments sake. But thats the way you work.
Now go ahead and get the last word. I'm done.

[Neil Caudle is Superman]

Penguin, on 01 January 2013 - 08:24 PM, said:

yeah he made a huge mistake, unfortunately kids dont want to stay here because there is no discipline

Yeah, and I can't really blame them there... It's just tough because in some cases enduring a lack of discipline for one more year, getting your college degree, and sticking it out can wind up being so much more beneficial for these guys that jump ship early. I want the best for Auburn but I also want the best for Auburn's players too. Like with Nick Fairley obviously he'd have been an idiot to come back because he was at his highest value after 2010. With Darvin, he was just crazy to leave and not get drafted.

[Neil Caudle is Superman]

CrimsoNation713, on 01 January 2013 - 08:44 PM, said:

I was merely saying it MAY NOT BE FOR MONEY but you can't comprehend that.  Then I let it it go and you can't. Sounds like you're the one just arguing for arguments sake. But thats the way you work.
Now go ahead and get the last word. I'm done.

Actually you said that having an opinion on the financial wisdom of his decision was "a joke". I simply corrected you because it's perfectly fine to believe that financially it was not the best decision for him. I never claimed that he made the decision for financial reasons. You assumed that on your own.
It sounds like you're the one wi the comprehension problem. Go back to your Bama board.

[CrimsoNation713]

Neil Caudle is Superman, on 02 January 2013 - 02:29 AM, said:

Actually you said that having an opinion on the financial wisdom of his decision was "a joke". I simply corrected you because it's perfectly fine to believe that financially it was not the best decision for him. I never claimed that he made the decision for financial reasons. You assumed that on your own.
It sounds like you're the one wi the comprehension problem. Go back to your Bama board.

Thats all you talked about was the money and his draft position.

But if thats not what you meant...

[Neil Caudle is Superman]

CrimsoNation713, on 02 January 2013 - 12:50 PM, said:

Thats all you talked about was the money and his draft position.

But if thats not what you meant...

Right, I talked about that. It doesn't mean I think that's WHY he declared, it just means I think that financially it's not great for him. It takes a simple mind to actually believe that the two are mutually exclusive.

[KneesInTheBreeze]

An outstanding player.
Auburn will miss him.
He should have a great pro career.

[CrimsoNation713]

Neil Caudle is Superman, on 01 January 2013 - 01:13 PM, said:

Stephon Gilmour, the 2012 10th pick, got a four year, 12 million dollar contract.
Nick Perry, the 2012 28th pick, got four years at around 3.4 million dollars for his contract.

Lemonier could have made more money by waiting, I think. I don't see him going higher than late first round but I can see him going top ten if he had waited.

And what does it mean to not take ownership for what they say ?

Nobody should EVER assumed you were talking about money.

[Neil Caudle is Superman]

CrimsoNation713, on 02 January 2013 - 05:21 PM, said:

And what does it mean to not take ownership for what they say ?

Nobody should EVER assumed you were talking about money.

Dude, obviously I was talking about money. What's was not doing is saying that he declared BECAUSE of money. Your simple mind STILL, after my last post, is unable to accept that the two are not mutually exclusive. I can talk about the financial merits of his decision Sioux believing that this is the main reason he declared. I also pointed out in this thread that he was lackluster in SEC play. How can I believe that the I only reason he declared was for money AND that the only reason he declared was for his great ability? THe answer is that I can't. You're not using common sense at all here.