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[QUOTE="retro44, post: 1100724, member: 587"]
Cusian... I get it that some players are born in poverty, but when they are on campus they are not living in poverty. They actually have conditions and meal options better than most students.
 
Just look at Oregon's buffet they have for the athletes.
 
Who I am sticking up for are the students who were born in poverty paying for their education who don't have the special treatment big time college players receive. These kids are struggling for real meals at times.
 
I  just took my kid back to Buffalo for his last week of summer school. My wife cooked and packed some food for him and when he opened their fridge and saw I  how empty the it was I took him straight over to tops by the North Campus on main street and bought more food for the house...even dog food for otter.
 
Some athletes no matter where in life they are,they always will have a sense of entitlement by the system they were brought up in and by the street agents.
 
Read this and tell if this guy is stereotyping....[url]http://espn.go.com/page2/s/whitlock/020919.html[/url]
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