Taking the money and running is easy. Landry had several reasons for staying, a g/f, proving himself for what happened after Broyles went down, getting his degree and maybe even a little team loyality. In our world money seems to be everything. I find it refreshing that OU can recruit kids that can put money second. Not all will do that, takes a lot of character to look millions of dollars in the eye and say, nope, wait til next year. Just shows not everyone is greedy, there are some good kids out there. I don't reserve that comment for just the OU guys that stayed, but for all those around the country that played another year in college when they could have come out, and don't see life as one big dollar sign.