Serious question - How much more should the school do?

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So I'm going to get it out of the way saying that I think that everything that UGA has done for Devon Gales and his family is fantastic. The outpouring of support from the Dawg Nation as a whole has been really touching, and I wish nothing but the best for this kid. His story of recovery has really been touching, and I hope he overcomes all of his challenges.

That said - Has there ever been any reports about something (anything?) that Southern University has done for this kid or his family? Everything that UGA has done, financially, emotionally, medically, etc. has been completely above board, and totally outside of their responsibility. I think it's great that fans are stepping up and helping them get a house that's wheelchair accessible, but I've heard NOTHING about Southern helping this member of their own team, and everything about UGA assisting.

Maybe it's because I haven't been looking in the right places, but the optics seem to indicate that his own school isn't doing much of anything to help, while the school that invited them to play in the game that caused the injury has been footing the bill for a lot of stuff that's honestly not their responsibility. I've never heard of the home team taking an injured player from another school under its wing as much as Georgia has, so I'm glad that our folks are so compassionate and charitable.

I'm getting cynical as hell, these days. I wish I knew why this story bothers me as time goes on. It probably wouldn't if there was some indication that his own University were doing more.