08-03-2020, 08:01 PM
(08-03-2020, 07:49 PM)fullmetal Wrote: It's funny that these high-achievers are being cast as entitled since they've had to bow to the system and succeed within the system for many years before rising to the status of Pac-12 scholarship football players. These are guys who have paid their dues to get to where they are, and if they want to take an active role in the system that makes money off their athleticism, then more power to them. I don't look at them like fungible cogs in the system. These are living, breathing human beings who are more than just entertainment-producers for mass consumption.
It's true. They're human beings who graduate as much as $250k less in the hole than some of their peers, for the sole reason that they are entertainment producers for mass consumption.
