You would think after the Fred Brown incident that we would've had all student athletes gathered together for a "coming to Jesus" meeting about academic integrity, and the fact that it is one strike and you're out of school, not just off the team.
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You would think after the Fred Brown incident that we would've had all student athletes gathered together for a "coming to Jesus" meeting about academic integrity, and the fact that it is one strike and you're out of school, not just off the team.
It's a tutor and Nick problem.
Does this affect games Nick has played in this year? Particularly when he multi-tasked and played at the same time he was taking a test (allegedly)?
I know I say it all the time, but I'm going to say it again: Why should athletes be held to any academic standards different than any other student? Why should "we" have to take care of our athletes' academics? Isn't that something they should do themselves? "We" already provide them tutors ... shouldn't they be grateful and take advantage?
If someone else took a test for him "during a game," why isn't that on the other person. I don't believe we have the story straight.
There are some that dont
It just sucks because I can guarantee you 75% of other universities would've turned a blind eye to this. I mean do you really think Zion, RJ ,or Reddish are even going to class at this point? Yet I doubt their professors say anything and their stuff gets turned in. And Duke is 5x the academic institution we are. It just seems like we're the only school that crap like this happens to. And no I don't believe you should have to completely take care of their academics, but if you don't do it some other school is going to. Nick will be playing for someone else and I'd be willing to bet it'll be in Oxford, MS if he's interested.
Dapoo was something else on the field. RIP.