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The growing trend of juniors leaving early for the NFL draft hasn't altered the mindset of the Under Armour Senior Bowl when it comes to the possibility of inviting underclassmen to the annual game.
Steve Hale, the game's president and CEO, believes it's in the best interest of the Senior Bowl to invite seniors only.
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/02/should_senior_bowl_invite_juni.html
The Under Armour Senior Bowl includes a week of practices for college seniors who are looking to catch the eyes of NFL scouts. However, with a record number of juniors declaring for the NFL draft, the question has been raised if underclassmen should be invited to the all-star game. (John David Mercer, Staff Photographer)
"It's really about two things," he said. "First, it is an opportunity to reward young men who have completed their eligibility with the understanding that there will be underclassmen leaving early every year. That just happens.
Steve Hale, the game's president and CEO, believes it's in the best interest of the Senior Bowl to invite seniors only.
http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/02/should_senior_bowl_invite_juni.html
The Under Armour Senior Bowl includes a week of practices for college seniors who are looking to catch the eyes of NFL scouts. However, with a record number of juniors declaring for the NFL draft, the question has been raised if underclassmen should be invited to the all-star game. (John David Mercer, Staff Photographer)
"It's really about two things," he said. "First, it is an opportunity to reward young men who have completed their eligibility with the understanding that there will be underclassmen leaving early every year. That just happens.
