Simon Sez

Re post of options to rid the issues in college basketball recruiting. tmz.com rick patino sportingnews.com rick patino I’ve grown tired of the scandals in college sports. I’m also tired of seeing scholarships wasted along with teams having to rebuild the next year. I think it would be nice to see the collegiate players play until their senior year or in a proposal that I have at least get them to the junior year and make a decision from there as far there future: NBA draft or finish their collegiate career. To stop the corruption in college basketball, I would suggest a true commitment in which the student agrees to take a scholarship and play for the school a minimum of THREE years. How you may ask? Check this out: I f the student signs with a school, he has to be there for three years and should he break the deal, he forfeits not only his college eligibility, but his professional chances as well. The athlete would have to sit out the remainde...

sportingnews.com google search Has Andrew run out of Luck???? Andrew may have "Lucked" out. So far, the reports about his shoulder are up for debate.  He has declined a second surgery. (which in some personal ways I can understand that.) He sounds confident; however this is a tough journey.  He was certain about coming back last season, and we see how that went. I personally think Jacob Brissett can do a good job for them. I believe it’s his job to lose; thus meaning make or break for him. Dealing with shoulder injuries isn't a joke. I've personally dealt with two, and my experience with rehab is it only gets you back at 70%. My dexterity is nothing compared to what it once was.  With that said, Luck plays the most difficult position to play with a bum shoulder. It's always in the back of your head too as well - meaning will I be able to perform, how much pain will I be in, can I get the ball down field,  etc etc. I am positive in Jacob...