(02-09-2018 05:18 PM)thefaU Wrote:  

(02-09-2018 04:12 PM)Ourland Wrote:  On the contrary, I specifically stated that CUSA's recruiting standards are too low. I said that young men who have serious run-ins with the law while growing up, should not be playing major college football anywhere, and neither should any recruit who who cannot make the minimum 740 on the SAT. These kinds of players are not mature enough and/or scholastically prepared enough to take on the rigors of college life. Everyone knows they aren't qualified. These players need to learn the tough life lessons that will enable them to grow into responsible young men. They need time in the classroom at a junior college. They need to sit at home and see all their friends playing on television for a year or two. They need time in the local county jail, if that's what it takes for them to to grow up and earn the right to move on into the adult world. They need to be able to see clearly what they can have if they change for the better. They need to be well-rounded individuals who earn their scholarships due to responsibility, maturity, and being academically able in the classroom, not just because they can run a 40-yard dash in under four seconds. There's much more to it than that. I don't believe in special treatment for athletes. Plainly spoken, they shouldn't be offered a scholarship if they don't deserve it.

So tonight I'll be praying that your reading and comprehension improves...a lot.

Please provide examples using Florida Atlantic student-athletes who don't meet the above standards because these are some bold accusations and you provide zero evidence to the contrary. I will easily counter how they meet your standards and do deserve a scholarship.

I don't jump through hoops for anyone. There are countless examples of schools taking partial qualifiers and aspiring criminals throughout this country. I don't care enough about FAU to do your homework for you.