[CardinalSagehen]

Who will come out?

Adebo.... draft stock lower than in August
Little.... injured, will drop in draft
Costello... only a desperate team would draft him

Going to be the worst Stanford draft in years.

You forgot Párkinson, whose draft stock has also plummeted as he’s shown himself to be easily covered.

And yet they may all come out anyways if they don’t think another year at Stanford will help their prospects.

BC

I would assume Sarell might come out too if he also doesn't feel another year will help him.

Of that set, the only one graduating is Costello.  He should either stay or grad transfer, but I agree it’s a bad time for him to go pro.  

Of the rest, Little seems like the only one that might be taken in the top 3 rounds, injured or not.  It’s a toss-up for him.  

If I were Adebo, Parkinson or Sarell, I’d stay and get my degree. They only need one more year.  A Stanford degree is definitely more valuable than being an undrafted free agent, and there’s a decent chance to improve their stock.  

Obviously, it’s a personal decision, but the trade-offs seem fairly clear in their cases.

[CardinalSagehen]

Who will come out?

Adebo.... draft stock lower than in August
Little.... injured, will drop in draft
Costello... only a desperate team would draft him

Going to be the worst Stanford draft in years.

You forgot Párkinson, whose draft stock has also plummeted as he’s shown himself to be easily covered.

And yet they may all come out anyways if they don’t think another year at Stanford will help their prospects.

BC

I would assume Sarell might come out too if he also doesn't feel another year will help him.

Of that set, the only one graduating is Costello.  He should either stay or grad transfer, but I agree it’s a bad time for him to go pro.  

Of the rest, Little seems like the only one that might be taken in the top 3 rounds, injured or not.  It’s a toss-up for him.  

If I were Adebo, Parkinson or Sarell, I’d stay and get my degree. They only need one more year.  A Stanford degree is definitely more valuable than being an undrafted free agent, and there’s a decent chance to improve their stock.  

Obviously, it’s a personal decision, but the trade-offs seem fairly clear in their cases.