jimthefin
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It depends on how quickly his actual legal situation gets sorted out.
If the matter is far enough behind him by the time of the Draft he would still go Top 5 as was expected.
It is also possible that he is able to defend himself legally to the point that no charges stick.
IF there had not been two FATALATIES in this situation I am not sure much would have been made about a college kid driving recklessly, but it does point to his lack of maturity and will make it a little harder for teams to trust him to be worth a high pick.
If the matter is far enough behind him by the time of the Draft he would still go Top 5 as was expected.
It is also possible that he is able to defend himself legally to the point that no charges stick.
IF there had not been two FATALATIES in this situation I am not sure much would have been made about a college kid driving recklessly, but it does point to his lack of maturity and will make it a little harder for teams to trust him to be worth a high pick.