Paper by a college football player that got an A-

[DukeDelonte13]

but do agree that making millions > an education? i'm pretty sure there are current and future nfl players who wrote papers like the one in the op.

The real question is would you rather have millions and have Alzheimer's and dementia or would you rather have your mind and not be a millionaire?

[macmac]

The guy's got a knack for dialogue, you gotta give him that.

[The Iron Sheik]

The real question is would you rather have millions and have Alzheimer's and dementia or would you rather have your mind and not be a millionaire?

where did alzheimer's and dementia come from? but anyway, that would depend on what "not being a millionaire" would entail. i'd be fine with doing 6 figures or mid-high 5 figures.

[ace23]

This is the kind of thing the media always pushes as a story because they know itll spark tons of self righteous debate, but the truth is when it comes to things like steroids, college elligibility, and pretty much ANY issues of misconduct in sports, the public has voted with their wallet and they simply do not care. They only love to pretend they do so they each get their moment of attention on the soapbox.

This

[TheReal Kendall]

Jameer probably gets bullied in HS by all the athletes.

[MavsSuperFan]

Well atleast he got the gist of who rosa parks was

It makes you wonder about the guys that lose eligibility because of failing to meet grade requirements. I mean if thats an A-, then whats an F

[Bandito]

I was half-expecting him to say the a$$ was fat.