OrangeLynx
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Eric Lauderdale ‏@e_lauderdale 2m
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I work close to the student-athletes regarding academics and I can't really get into details due to NCAA regulations, however I will say that CP may have had poor grades but he worked very hard and tried his best. Unfortunately for him, he isn't as gifted academically as he is athletically. Do not harp on academics as a reason to dislike CP, he really was a quality guy and awesome to be around. Very positive person.
Which ones have the potential to contribute to the greater good of humanity? Unless we feel that entertaining us is more important than finding solutions to real problems facing humanity.
I actually didn't mean to insinuate that it was CP I was talking about. To be honest, I really don't know about his academics. I was talking about student athletes in general who use College as a stepping stone without regards to others or the damage they may cause a program.
it's not just student athletes,my niece had told me about students getting passed,in 2 of her classes,that she knew for sure there was no way for them to attain a passing grade,they were a couple of friends of hers,it made her mad,because she put in the work to get good grades and they didn't,the no child left behind is a load of crap,if that is what it has turned into,so the schools can get money,they just pass them
I guess you're not considering the fact that guys like CP will make far more money playing football than they could in any other field. Money that can be invested in communities and charities that contribute to the greater good of humanity.
My wife is a behavioral therapist in schools, and every year they pass mentally challenged children who can't read or even count to ten into 1st and 2nd grade. Kids get bullied and made fun of and never learn to actually read, because 2nd grade teachers aren't teaching reading.
