re: Georgia will adjust to new rule allowing required summer training, film study

I have a good friend of mine who was a pitcher for USCe brought in from CT.....and was pretty damn good too...written up in the paper a few times. He blew his shoulder and boom...career over. USCe dropped his scholly and his folks couldn't afford to keep him in school so he dropped out. He ended up getting a factory job...and has been there ever since...even though I think he could've eventually graduated.

What happened to him was total bullshite. I don't agree with paying players, but I think that these kids should get 4 yrs of benefits - including what you mentioned- unless they fail or quit.....and it shouldn't count against the University either for the scholarship cap.