Photo: With a 2007 FAMU degree earned in public management, former Rattlers defensive back Carlos Rolle pursues NFL dream.
Athletes weigh in on the probability of going pro after collegiate careers
When it comes to college football, each player's goal varies. While some see themselves going pro, others are content with their athletic careers ending upon graduation.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association estimates that out of the 56,500 students playing football in America, only 2 percent will play professionally. "You have a better chance at becoming a rocket scientist than going to the NFL," said Joe Taylor. "So you better go to class."
Taylor, the new head coach of Florida A&M University's football team, said he doesn't want anyone on his team...
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