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Message: [QUOTE="All4SU, post: 4658817, member: 381"] I have long supported the idea that student/athletes should have more control over their academics. So I support that completely. Perhaps that would have been a better road to follow than the current mess. My question for you, Esquire, is what part of the “contract” (that’s not a contract) could the schools enforce? Example: Player A doesn’t perform as anticipated? Or Player B failed to complete academic assignments and was ruled ineligible. Or Player C gets in a bar fight and is suspended. Isn’t this agreement just as vulnerable to challenge from the school’s position, and doesn’t that give the agreement more strength if both sides can carve out a position? [/QUOTE]