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Well, graduation rate and players grades are (or at least should be) an area of pride for a program. College is(should) be a place to get an education and better yourself, and if you happen to be an outstanding athlete, great! I don't think a player should have the attitude that they play their sport and that's all that matters.
He's in college...you're suppose to ditch class now and then.
i agree. Plus part of the point of college is to teach people to grow up into the real world. If he chooses to miss classes, he's going to suffer in his grades, too bad. Its not high school that alone should be enough of a warning and it shouldn't be upto teachers to chase after them like they are 12.
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