Skip seconds, skip dessert, skip, skip, skip to my lou.
Bill Willoughby, from Englewood, was the first high school student to skip college and be drafted into the N.B.A. when he was picked by Atlanta in 1975.
The ally is from a patrician East Coast family who presents himself as a down-home Texan, skipped the draft, got done for drink driving, thinks that people who live in Greece are called Grecians, has God on his side, and really grooves on the death penalty.
It's not like skipping a draft workout, they're snubbing their nose at you or anything like that.
Nippon Professional Baseball is considering changing the rules governing players who skip the Japanese draft to play in the Major Leagues.
Barley, St. Joseph's senior guard, also confesses to being the only person on Hawk Hill to be bummed last June when the all-American guard Jameer Nelson decided to skip the N.B.A. draft.
Williams, 6 feet and 225 pounds, decided to skip the National Football League draft in April, and with it a chance to earn millions of dollars, to return to a Texas team that had gone 4-7 in 1997 and was starting over with a new coach, Mack Brown, whom Williams did not know.
He skipped most anti-Vietnam protests, and missed being drafted because he drew a high lottery number and the war ended before he was called up.
Drafted in the 19th round of the 2006 draft by the Minnesota Twins, the 576th player overall, he skipped his senior year of college to begin his pro career.
His best player, receiver Jordan Matthews, held a news conference to announce his decision to skip the 2013 N.F.L. draft and graduate instead.
And in a stroke of extreme good taste, the Koni Stores skip chopp, the traditional draft beer of Brazilian bars, and serve locally brewed Devassa and Sol, a Mexican import, for those partiers who still need a nightcap.
