Okay so this guy wants a draft, but....?
967967
Only Charles Rangel wants a draft. When our military leaders want 1, it will be worth talking about.
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Remember, that the decision to even become available to be drafted is up to the player. Therefore, as long as he abides by the 3-year rule agreed upon by the NCAA and the NFL, a college player has the ability to NOT declare himself eligble to be drafted.\n\nThis idea would definitely turn the football community upside down. This would allow a player to skip the draft and be signed by a team for his liking. However, the competition of draft day increases the amount of money paid. Walk-on players and practice players get paid much less than the household name stars of today.\n\nTo sum it up, there is no rule that says "If you're a top collegiate athlete, than you must go into the NFL Draft." The NFL cannot prevent a player from going into business out of college, as well as, they cannot prevent him from trying to walk on to a football team.\n\nHope this helps!
826965
It sounds a little shady to me.  My Commish always has a witness around when the draft order is selected (we do it old school and draw names out of a hat).  He had the 8th pick this year so I think it's safe to say that my commish is not cheating!! I would discuss this with other members and discuss how to approach your manager on this issue.
878604
It is way too early to be doing mock drafts, nobody has a clue how the rankings will even fall.  BUT the one you found online is GARBAGE, that guy is an idiot!  No lineman in the first round?  OT Joe Thomas from Wisconsin will go top 5....this draft is a little better.  I have seen several where the Bears go TE, that makes more sense!
1071081
seeing that we are talking baseball and not the military---The draft process does continue, although it is a stats and records process that ranks out teams and players in evaluation procedures---implementation of this process only occurs at the proper seasonal time for the formal roster alignments of the various teams
781854
Democrat (singular), to date I have only heard Charles Rangel propose this. I wouldn't worry because no one is actually going to support this. Liberals hate the military, so that leaves them out. Moderate Democrats are now and always have been opposed to drafts. Republicans have sponsored an all volunteer service for many years now. Write this off to more of Charlie's lunatic fringe mentality and stop worrying. Additionally thanks to you, your husband and your family for the sacrifices you are making to this great land of ours.
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If things keep going the way they are, there will be no choice but to have a draft.  Especially if our idiot president goes after Iran.  Military recruiting is at its all time lowest and with good reason.  There are barely enough people to cover where we are.  We'd never be able to occupy Iraq, Afghanistan AND Iran all at the same time.  Add to that the rumblings in Korea?  Yeah, a draft would be imminent.  And no, i would never in a million years send myself, my lover, or a child to this war or Iran.  I support our troops, but I know how miserable they are and how mad they are at the government for putting them were they shouldn't be.  My loved ones will not fight for Bushs money or his ego.  \n\nThere is a difference between fighting for freedom and whats right versus what we are doing now.  Its so sad. =(
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10, I love realgm.com. I think it is a good place to do mock drafts. Draftexpress.com is really good too. We are doing a unofficial mock draft on Yahoo Answers. I am asking each day what the next pick in the draft should be. Answering who the Rockets should take with the 8th pick is still open.\nLink: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvtMn1SDCfKJCaB.okG49__sy6IX?qid=1006053020000\n\nThe 9th pick, Warriors, will also be open later today. Click on my profile to see these questions. \nLink:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=AvRawiud4uS3jrzSgJAPRqMezKIX?show=AA11008019\nJ.J. Redick hasn't even been picked yet... so I'm sure you'll want to have your say about that!
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You are required to be registered with the selective service between the age of 18 and 25. However if a draft were to be constituted in the US, current selective service reforms suggest that a lottery would be held with young men turning 20 up first. \n\nThe likelihood of being drafted in the US depends on many factors. First and foremost is the need for more soldiers. With the current situation the US is in, it remains unlikely that a draft would be issued. However world events could quickly change that. \n\nAll in all, you can never fully "stop worrying" about being drafted. If a crisis were to warrant it, anyone (traditionally only males) could be drafted. It would start with those turning 20 within that year, and spread out to affect those young down to 18 years old and upwards toward 25. Local draft boards would be the deciding body as to whether you were to be drafted or not if you fell within the age specifications. If the need were there, those older than 25 could also be drafted.
877433
Ain't gonna happen, and with good reason.  Soldiers these days are not cannon fodder --- they are highly trained specialists in the use of advanced weapons.  And you cannot recruit, let alone retain, people qualified to do this with a draft.
825358
Don't believe the hype. There is not going to be a draft. There is only one nutjob who wants it,and thats Democrat Charlie Rangel. The dems just took back the senate,and the house,and they're not going to screw it up by reinstating the draft,and if for some reason they decided to commit political suicide, Bush would still veto it. It's just one nut trying to stir things up,don't worry about it.
34810
Choices are to declare for the NFL Draft by the Jan. 15 deadline, or transfer to a Division I-AA school so he can play next season.\n\nI bet he declares.
366479
Hes gonna be lucky to be drafted at all. With the attitude he has, most teams in their right mind arent going to take a risk.\nHis best bet is late rounds getting taken by Atlanta and maybe his brother can whip him into shape. I think thats his best case scenerio at this point\n....Its really a shame to see so much talent wasted like that. I saw what he did stepping on that guys leg. That was just a disgrace. Seeing that disgusted me and I lost all respect I had for him.
528120
Sorry.  The draft is great if you know what to look for.  It's how teams work their future.  If you watch college football, you get to respect certain players.  Then you get excited to see that player join your team.  OR you get upset to see that player join another team in your division.
1036471
there is no draft. maybe he just moved away and told you that he got drafted and you believed him because you are gullable.
953167
Call up the scout who drafted you and see what options you have.  Or call your agent or adviser who did the papar work when you signed.
880476
The Dems want the draft\n\nWait, I thought the Dems wanted an immediate pull out?\n\nWait...wait...do I hear?  Yes, thats it!  Flip flop!