[DC 86]

Rosen is in a unique position to show how much he values his education by not going pro after his junior year.

BC

Many Stanford athletes have left school early and then completed their degree requirements during off-seasons or post-career. I don't think they value their education any less than those that graduate on the conventional schedule.

If Rosen has the chance to be a high draft choice it's understandable for him to take advantage of the opportunity rather than risk another injury; if he never pursues any further studies then his recent arguments are undermined, but if he continues taking classes down the road I don't see it as him not valuing education.

[DC 86]

Rosen is in a unique position to show how much he values his education by not going pro after his junior year.

BC

Many Stanford athletes have left school early and then completed their degree requirements during off-seasons or post-career. I don't think they value their education any less than those that graduate on the conventional schedule.

If Rosen has the chance to be a high draft choice it's understandable for him to take advantage of the opportunity rather than risk another injury; if he never pursues any further studies then his recent arguments are undermined, but if he continues taking classes down the road I don't see it as him not valuing education.