The Bone Yard

Not sure why he'd come back. Hope he doesn't play much. I'd rather have a talented, athletic Freshman LB that makes a few mistakes but a ton of good plays than him

That really doesn't make sense to me. Becoming a physician is a LONG haul. Med school, internship, residency and then being an associate in a group before actually making any money. If this kid really wants to be a Plastic Surgeon, he'd best get started ASAP.

Although, with Obamacare looming, maybe he's punting the whole doctor thing. Not a bad idea, actually.

Problem is your concern is a very likely scenario

Ugh, I know it.

Well, for me, after the 4 years of med school I did a 2 year surgical internship and then a 4 year radiology residency. After that I did a one year fellowship and then 2.5 years as an associate for the group I joined. Then, I had to buy into the group (about 150K). I didn't think I would ever get there.

For Sean, if he still wants to be a Plastic Surgeon, after med school he'd have to complete a 5 year General Surgery residency and then a Plastics fellowship which, I believe, average about 3 years.

Oh so you don't doctor corn?

Wow I'm surprised by the negative views here... I'm glad. Him and Zaire will be the experience. This is a good thing. As some of you know I haven't always been a big fisher fan. But this year he has played pretty good at times (see Wisconsin- the first time) just adds to the depth

Pretty indifferent about this myself.

On one hand...he does give you some experience and knowledge of Bo's defense.

On the other hand...he is also guy who has looked mediocre for his entire career outside of the Michigan game this year and him returning will keep a younger guy from learning and developing with reps and he takes away a spot in this class.

Really???

Haha that's funny.

dude... that was epic... high five to Will! all in all, we'll be fine if he comes back and fine if he doesn't. If he comes back the younger guys have a veteran to lean on, they may need that.