Sooners don’t regret postponing pro careers
HOUSTON - Ryan Rohlinger nods his head in that dreamy-eyed, what-if sort of way, recalling his decision to remain a Sooner and put pro ball on hold.
"Last year, when it ended, the draft came and a lot of guys who could have gone didn't, says Rohlinger, OU's third baseman.
"It crossed my mind not to come back.
Crossed a lot of minds.
Amid the disappointment of an abruptly ended season and the ...
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