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John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports
John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports
The hot topic in College Football on Wednesday morning was the discussion about LSU running back Leonard Fournette and if he should sit out next year to avoid risking an injury before the 2017 NFL Draft.

Les Miles was asked many questions about Fournette during Wednesday's SEC Coaches Teleconference and Alabama coach Nick Saban weighed in on the subject as well.

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johnnydrama103 months
tl/dr
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GnashRebel103 months
I agree with Saban.
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FleshEatingSalsa103 months
I think Fournette should leave as soon as possible.
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TheIndulger103 months
How will fournette win 2 heismans if he doesn't play next year?
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Born in BR103 months
I hope he stays until graduate school.
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BradPitt103 months
Julio was overrated as hell in college. Fact.
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Mud_Till_May103 months
Saban could have had him if he stayed.
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harmonics103 months
I think Julios Draft stock went up because of the year he had as a junior. Julio was always going to be a first rounder based on his measurables alone, but the second half of 2010 he went beast mode and it boosted his stock.
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diretiger103 months
Why even finish out this year? he has already proved he is the GOAT
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RECConspiracy103 months
Saban wouldn't agree with this, but I'm of the opinion that Freshmen should be able to declare for the draft. It's a short term disadvantage when a team loses a great player, but it's not fair that they have to risk injury and shorten their playing career in the NFL.

To say that it means a team would win less championships in that case is bogus. Look how Calipari plugs and plays every year after a mass exodus.
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RECConspiracy103 months
And the other thing...Saban bought up Julio and I have 2 words for him:

Marcus Lattimore.
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