For college undercla smen, whether or not to enter the NFL draft can be an easy decision, or a gut-wrenching one. included 60 early-entry prospects who were among , and another . For some, giving up a year of NCAA eligibility turned out to be an awfully smart move -- Glenn Robinson Jersey - for others, going back to college for another season might have been the right call. Here is a look at five of the draft's best early-entry decisions, and five of the worst:BestOL College: FloridaDraft result:, No. 24 overall ()Why he made the right move: Humphries was advised by the Advisory Board to stay at Florida, a recommendation which meant he wasn't projected to go in the first or second round. He told after he was picked that he came out early based on belief in self. No doubt, he made the right call -- and based on the official feedback he received, it couldn't have been an easy one.CB College: Michigan StateDraft result:, No. 11 overall ()Why he made the right move: Waynes was considered among the top cornerback prospects available when he declared for the draft in mid-January, but wasn't nece sarily seen at the top cornerback. After at the , however, that's the status he emerged with.OL College: Miami (Fla.)Draft result:, No. 9 overall ()Why he made the right move: Flowers entered the pre-draft proce s as a solid offensive tackle prospect, but certainly wasn't thought of as elite. A strong combine performance began to change that perception. The more NFL scouts looked at Flowers, the more they liked him. And although he has plenty to learn from a technical standpoint, his physical traits made him a hot enough commodity to be chosen in the top 10.TE College: MinnesotaDraft result:, No. 55 overall ()Why he made the right move: Williams made some spectacular Domingo Santana Jersey plays at Minnesota last year and drew a lot of scouting attention as a result. In addition, this was a thin year for the tight end position in the draft, and he took full advantage of the timing. Could he have raised his stock with another year in college? Maybe, but he struck while his name was hot and picked the right year to do it.P College: ClemsonDraft result:, No. 165 overall ()Why he made the right move: Who comes out early as a punter? Pinion was ridiculed on social media for coming out early, and as infrequently as specialists get drafted, the criticism was historically merited. Getting drafted in any round made Pinion's call the right one, much le s the fifth. He went ahead of the likes of from Ohio State, of Oklahoma and of FSU. Pinion got the last laugh, for sure.WorstQB College: UCLADraft result:, No. 147 overall ()Why he made the wrong move: Hundley's decision to come out early was pre-determined before the 2014 season even began; he said as much Cory Spangenberg Jersey about a year ago. He stuck with the plan, but the plan might have been flawed. Physically, his size, speed and arm suggest he made the right call. But had he gone back to UCLA and worked on the things scouts were concerned about, he could have positioned himself much better for 2016.DE College: NebraskaDraft result:, No. 60 overall ()Why he made the wrong move: Gregory couldn't have predicted at the time he declared that he would fail a drug test at the combine (or, maybe, he could have). From an on-field standpoint, he made the right decision -- there was little else for Gregory to prove as a player. But with another year of maturity, the red flags that marred Gregory's profile as a prospect might not have been nearly as problematic in 2016. And the difference could have been millions of dollars.WR College: USCDraft result: Undrafted ( by the )Why Travis Shaw Jersey he made the wrong move: It's difficult to fathom what Farmer was thinking. In line to follow and as perhaps USC's go-to receiver in 2016, Farmer instead declared for the draft after a pedestrian season (25 catches, 314 yards). In a wide receiver draft cla s that was absolutely loaded, his outcome was predictable.WR College: Mi souri/OklahomaDraft result:, No. 40 overall ()Why he made the wrong move: Green-Beckham will get an impre sive contract as a high second-round pick, but there is no denying he might have left Manny Pina Jersey millions on the table by coming out early. With a productive season on the field at Oklahoma, and more importantly, a year with a clean disciplinary record off the field, Green-Beckham could easily have vaulted himself into top-10 status in the 2016 draft.WR College: MarylandDraft result: Fifth round, No. 146 overall ()Why he made the wrong move: Like Farmer, Diggs found himself on the wrong end of the depth in the 2015 wide receiver cla s. While Diggs showed all the athleticism of an NFL player, his production as a college player was a head-scratcher (2,227 yards, 14 TDs over three seasons combined). Conceivably, Diggs could have come back to Maryland next year and had the spectacular year that was mi sing from his resume. Had he done so, the 2016 draft might have been a lot kinder to him than this one was.Follow Chase Goodbread on Twitter .