South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers Isn’t Taking Any Classes This Fall

By Larry LeoAug 20, 202610:36 amDiscuss the story17
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Randolphre23 days
He didn't go there to play school.
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Rex Feral23 days
Welcome to minor league football.
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Russianblue23 days
this really sucks badly.
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FaCubeItches23 days
Modern college sports: home of the non-student athlete
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Alexsportsdad23 days
Burrow at least took on line classes his last year at LSU!!
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baytiger1123 days
Student athlete.. lol
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GasMan22 days
If he's out of college, he should be out of college football.
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Chad4Bama22 days
Driving range final will be a killer.
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atltiger648722 days
college sports is completely broken
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Cheese Nipples23 days
So many idiots in the comments. There’s tons of issues with college sports right now, but if you do any research at all, he has already earned the credits necessary to accept his Bachelor’s, meaning contrary to what most of these athletes are doing, he actually took school seriously and earned his degree. It takes about 30 seconds to Google that btw. Idiots.
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AgCoug23 days
So... he is out of college? Don't get me wrong. That's great he got his degree, but this is college football. That implies going to college and playing football. It's not a secondary issue. It speaks to the heart of the actual issue with collegiate sports right now.
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Chuckiee23 days
So if someone graduates early, they should lose their football eligibility?
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AgCoug23 days
Well, yes, if they want to play college football. I know this has been gotten around in the past with grad credits and other manipulations. But yes, if someone is not attending college (i.e. taking college classes) they should not be playing college football. I think being enrolled in school should be part of playing for a school.
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