Prospects
Scouts
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Additionally, since all of the draft-eligible prospects of a given school will participate, lower-end prospects who have good performances may be able to catch the eye of pro scouts.
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However, he was at the same time one of the most polarizing prospects of recent years, with scouts calling him everything from a "rare competitor" to "undraftable".
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Utilizing the lessons learned from the success of World War Two and Korea prospects were put through Training from Hell to become not just maritime commandos, but land based scouts and raiders, infiltrators, saboteurs and assassins.
Source: Useful Notes / Navy Seals
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