I once asked someone at Wisconsin — one of the most media-friendly programs — why they are the way they are. His answer? “It’s just football, Matt. We’ve got kids trying to cure cancer on this campus.” How refreshing.https://twitter.com/DanWolken/status/1028992692796223489 …
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Was she a Michigan fan?
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Yup - here’s to perspective - it’s a beautiful thing (and this is from someone who has made a career in football) - and hi.
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It’s why for years I have had only passing interest in college sports — reality of NBA and NFL is refreshing. And hi.
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Bingo! People prioritize sports far more than they should. Love that guy’s perspective.
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What’s odd is every one of these kids carry a cellphone on them, routinely film workouts and post them to social media, yet we are concerned things are done in secrecy?
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An answer you'd never hear in the SEC.
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More than that, the players have to lead real lives after they graduate. Heard a talk from a UW employee (maybe the same one you talked to) explaining why they allow athletes to tweet openly. Basically said "this is the world, they're here to learn how to navigate it."
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All college players have to eventually lead "real lives" no matter what school the play for. Kind of an ignorant statement.
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