Personally, I like just because your family are athletes by trade don't make it any more okay to skip the bowl. I don't see my nursing friends going pro early at the first chance they had because there's more cash than common sense. Nursing is caring, and to be honest, it would not be caring if having paid pros encourage over peoples ethic with no training, professionalism, patience, ethics or rules.
I feel the leading rule is if you mess up at a high major program, that cuts any future paydays off and makes it an easier pickup for the law. With high majors, people remember the good and bad of championship and transferring out's no option unless it's true and not just a scheme to irritate your College Community Members. And, mess up would be any kind of Substance Abuses, Violent Crimes/Commissions, especially if Women, Children, True Protected Groups are witness or have anything to incarcerate said athlete, Academic Fraud, Financial Fraud, Theft, and anything beyond most hunting or parking tickets and that includes witness protections being blocked or intimidated or harassed or cocerced or extorted.
This is not a legal blog. And this is not a Softball Easy Going blog 24/7/365/366. I am just as hurt Mr. Harreld involved my state in a Wild West Mentality we once worked too hard to fight. I really do believe we will get to a point where we aren't just acting like Chinatown and being destructive for nothing non-stop. And, there are reasons certain athletes are radioactive, no matter how many times you gave them chances.
I don't see anything in outrecruiting the Philadelphia Big 5 like Turner Gill outrecruiting Oklahoma and even recruiting Oklahoma to take them out their decisions as a good image. I am thinking that ethos is rising, and not in a good way, either.
And, most student-athletes don't level up shamelessly or one and done just to turn pro, but, there is enough of them to make the public nervous, anxious and upset.
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