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For all we know, the team could have been clicking while Davis/Wills/Williams were out, and once cleared to return, Davis didn't quite earn his way back in.  

Could be that, also could be he didn't expect to have to "earn" his way back in. It also could be Haase decided to platoon the position to let other guys play and Davis didn't like that. We unfortunately will probably never know "what really happened". Equally unfortunately (IMHO anyway) players feel free to express their discontent publicly. It is perfectly OK to transfer away if you are unsatisfied with the status quo. Trying to do so with class no longer seems to be a priority.

The class stuff was only really required when the athletes were almost locked into their university and had no real way to get away.   

Just wait until they can get loads of compensation from their likeness. 

I don't think behaving with "class" involves worrying about the consequences of not doing so. It is possible to leave without trashing the program you are leaving. It may not matter to the world at large, but it should matter to the player himself. The fact it doesn't is probably part of the problem.

[Goose]

For all we know, the team could have been clicking while Davis/Wills/Williams were out, and once cleared to return, Davis didn't quite earn his way back in.  

Could be that, also could be he didn't expect to have to "earn" his way back in. It also could be Haase decided to platoon the position to let other guys play and Davis didn't like that. We unfortunately will probably never know "what really happened". Equally unfortunately (IMHO anyway) players feel free to express their discontent publicly. It is perfectly OK to transfer away if you are unsatisfied with the status quo. Trying to do so with class no longer seems to be a priority.

The class stuff was only really required when the athletes were almost locked into their university and had no real way to get away.   

Just wait until they can get loads of compensation from their likeness. 

I don't think behaving with "class" involves worrying about the consequences of not doing so. It is possible to leave without trashing the program you are leaving. It may not matter to the world at large, but it should matter to the player himself. The fact it doesn't is probably part of the problem.