Terrelle Pryor, four teammates suspended first five games of 2011

no.

 

Nope.

Schollys are renewable every year.

 

One of the biggest myths out there in this racket is that the scholarship is for four years.

 

ESPN, NCAA. you say potato I say tomato

 

that's from the school's end not the kids' end

 

A kid can transfer - or quit - any time he or she wants.

 

Yeah, but if the kid wants to stay, they have to find a different way to pay for the schooling.

When most students are deciding what school to attend, they're looking to see where they're going to spend the next four or five years of their lives and can plan accordingly. Yanking a scholarship from a kid, who probably can't afford to go on their own, because the kid lacks the ability that the coaches want, is just plain cruel.

 

http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/sports/stories/2011/01/02/no-ncaa-violation-found-in-pryor-using-loaned-cars.html?sid=101

This will not end well.

 

Terrelle Pryor: Dumber and more arrogant than we thought.

What strikes me funny is this. If Pryor's family was so strapped for cash that he had to sell his B10 ring, how did he afford a whole new engine for his car? That's pretty expensive, no?

 

Terrelle Pryor reminds me of Derek Coleman. All the potential in the world - never fully realized.

 

We certainly hope not.

 

Nick Satan gets a woody, and doesn't know why.