Terrelle Pryor is a world class athlete in two sports ... you are not. Pryor probably has about 8,000 awards, trophies, medals, recognitions, and various other accolades, so what's one more Big Ten championship ring, more or less? Just another item for the overstuffed trophy case.3074326;1839834; said:Pretty fucking disappointed in these guys. How can that stuff have monetary value to them? I don't get it. Guess I was just raised differently. Personal accolades (awards, especially) are things that I wouldn't sell. If your parents are struggling, making 80+ teammates and coaches pay for it is not the right way to go about fixing it imo..
As much as I hate to say it, they shouldn't play a down in the Sugar Bowl.
jlb1705;1839839; said:Also, for the people concerning themselves with the triviality of many of the NCAA's rules, think of it this way: Almost every dumb rule has a reason. If you want to know why any particular rule is on the books in the first place, simply ask yourself, "What would Alabama or Auburn do if that rule did not exist?"
See above. If the rule did not exist, then the Auburns and Alabamas of the world would load these kids up with so many "possessions" that it would be tantamount to paying them cash.Tanner;1839845; said:Thankfully these adults were punished for selling their possessions through legal channels. This is the America I want to live in. God bless the NCAA.
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