volprof
Destroyer of Nihilists
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I think being humiliated and suspended for a few games will deter others from taking money as much as kicking him off the team would. Plus, players want to know a head coach has their back. Butch has created a family atmosphere and kicking Mo off the team for accepting $1350 seems to go against that. Disciplining him by making him repay the money, suspend him for a few games, and do some additional internal punishment would suffice. I'm glad my family didn't disown me when I had a few lapses in judgment during college.
I really like what Wetzel said about amateurism in his article. It's a charade, at least as far as NCAA sports are concerned. We treat them like they're amateur athletes yet use them like they're professionals. It's hypocritical at best; unethical at worst.
