[TinderForMidgets]

That seems at least a tad harsh. 

I agree it's harsh. I'm not saying wipe his Stanford existence from our memories and I'm also not saying he should be barred from returning. But I am saying that I think if someone breaches their contract with the University they shouldn't continue to receive the benefits of that contract. The right to return & finish is part of that. I think if he wants to finish his degree at Stanford he should re-apply and absolutely pay for 100% of it.

Bad idea. That would work if 100% of colleges agreed upon it or if there was a rule for it. Otherwise, it would hurt any college that attempted it. "Contact" makes them sound like actual laborers which hurt the student-athlete bullshit the NCAA preaches about it.

[TinderForMidgets]

That seems at least a tad harsh. 

I agree it's harsh. I'm not saying wipe his Stanford existence from our memories and I'm also not saying he should be barred from returning. But I am saying that I think if someone breaches their contract with the University they shouldn't continue to receive the benefits of that contract. The right to return & finish is part of that. I think if he wants to finish his degree at Stanford he should re-apply and absolutely pay for 100% of it.

Bad idea. That would work if 100% of colleges agreed upon it or if there was a rule for it. Otherwise, it would hurt any college that attempted it. "Contact" makes them sound like actual laborers which hurt the student-athlete bullshit the NCAA preaches about it.