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I wonder if he wants to be a coach. by Kayo
His father (also his high school head coach) has been in the business for a long time. If Rob wants to pursue the same career, high school or college, staying engaged in the program while earning a masters degree is a good way to go. Learn as much from Brey and staff as possible before taking his next career steps.
Even if he doesn't want to coach, getting his MBA for free by staying on the roster for a 5th season is a smart move.
The roster spot is available, and the guy has given up several body parts for the program. I'm glad he is able to get the most out of it.