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Message: [QUOTE="Dave85, post: 1748751, member: 3946"] I have often advocated NCAA athletes should be compensated for their participation through some kind of revenue sharing. But paying a publicist is not the point. I get it that some of the people tweeting him about his NBA decision made him angry. But you don't respond to fan base by snubbing them. If he's going to be paid like a professional he should act like one. I thought he should have ignored the fans tweeting him about his NBA decision. He should be happy people are actually paying attention to him. As a professional athlete, you want as many adoring fans as possible. That's what a publicist would do is prevent you from saying something stupid. Now tell me I'm idiot for thinking this way. [/QUOTE]