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Message: [QUOTE="Shrmdougluvr, post: 1402083, member: 396"] It's unfair, but I am still okay with it. If the kid wasn't willing to put his body at risk, he wouldnt have the 60k a year scholly or the platform to showcase his abilities to future employers (i.e., the NFL). I guess this makes it even more important for recruits to choose a school based on a litany of factors. If a coach has a history of cutting bait with kids, to me, that would make him less desirable to play for. This goes back to something being presented to the NCAA now through the unionization bid - health care (maybe even disability insurance?). If I'm a recruit, a school that offers such a benefit would look very enticing. While I oppose the unionization of collegiate athletics, I have no issue with schools being able to offer such a benefit if they so desire. [/QUOTE]