21VOL
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It depends on the situation. Rob has been there four years and will graduate with one more class. If he is training in Knoxville as the article says then I am sure he will finish school. What more can you ask? If he comes back that is just an extra year of his life. IMO a better way to handle this would be to disallow scholarships for players who are in a redshirt year. Talk about creating parity.(RammerJammer84 @ Jan 4 said:Anyone else agree with me that if a player leaves a school early the should have to repay the school for their scholarship...
(RammerJammer84 @ Jan 4 said:Anyone else agree with me that if a player leaves a school early the should have to repay the school for their scholarship...
The more I think about it the more I am in agreement with you. If a very smart kid on an academic scholarship decides to quit school after his sophmore year and backpack through Europe or something I do not believe that there would be any basis for asking him to repay the scholarship. The only situation where I have heard of anyone repaying a scholarship was an ROTC scholarship where the student decided that they really did not want to be in the military.(hohenfelsvol @ Jan 4 said:Maybe if they get paid for their efforts while at Tennessee. But they don't. So no, don't think they should have to pay back anything.
(hohenfelsvol @ Jan 4 said:Maybe if they get paid for their efforts while at Tennessee. But they don't. So no, don't think they should have to pay back anything.
(RammerJammer84 @ Jan 4 said:I totally disagree do you know how much College cost... They are rewarded with a free education, some of us who are not gifted with talent have to struggle to pay for school, books, and food. Football players are taken care of very well... An out of state student at UTK will pay almost 30K a year to attend school....
(RammerJammer84 @ Jan 4 said:Anyone else agree with me that if a player leaves a school early the should have to repay the school for their scholarship...
If it did not bring in the revenue then they would not give the scholarships for it. Lots of people pick a college based on party reputation/atmosphere and how attractive the coeds are but they do not give scholarships for being the most drunk or best looking. I know there are some sports that lose money but scholarships are still available and I cannot explain it.(Brasszilla @ Jan 4 said:This shouldn't be about bring school revenue in the long run