So they can buy better weed...?I asked this in a status update, but is this an odd time to ask if we should be paying our students-athletes with funds subsidized by the taxpayer?
L O LSo they can buy better weed...?I asked this in a status update, but is this an odd time to ask if we should be paying our students-athletes with funds subsidized by the taxpayer?
I mean really, if Stanley paid only $100 for about 3/4 ounce, that's virtually Nebraska ditchweed.
Sorry, I'm making somewhat light of this. I think it's ridiculous that is a felony but I also am very disappointed that so many of these young men fail to see what's more important and keep their priorities straight. If you really want to be a winner, then act like one.
As for the confused cross pollination of paying athletes that got in this thread:
It is always weird to me that so many good red blooded 'Murican capitalists are socialists around college sports. If a school, and TV networks, and shoe/apparel companies are making $$$$ on what you do on the field, court, or ice you deserve a cut.....and not just your tuition and housing, as much of a cut as you can negotiate.
Yes, there are colleges and universities that use school funds to help pay for the Athletic Department, but UNL is not one of them. Maybe I misunderstood your original post, and you were discussing in general. However, what did this have to do with Morgan getting busted for possession of weed?So, at public institutes, universities use no taxpayer funds to support athletics? I did not know. Interesting fact, the majority of athletic departments at the FBS and FCS levels report negative net revenue and receive institutional support, but I am sure none of that is subsidized by the taxpayer at public universities, right?How are we "paying student athletes with tax payer funds"? The athletic department has its own funding separate from the University.I asked this in a status update, but is this an odd time to ask if we should be paying our students-athletes with funds subsidized by the taxpayer?
Only 24 FBS schools generated more revenue than they spent in 2014, according to the NCAA Revenues and Expenses of Division I Intercollegiate Athletics Programs Reporthttp://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/athletics-departments-make-more-they-spend-still-minorityTwenty percent of median athletics income at FBS schools came from institutional support, while that figure eclipsed 70 percent at FCS institutions and those without football.
maybe you're being sarcastic and I just don't realize it but...Im almost positive it wasnt his.
Actually, I would say the same thing about drinking, fighting, skipping class, etc., for any D1 student athlete. I know it's not reasonable to expect college student athletes to never do anything like this but it is a choice they make. Absolutely I'd prefer that they forego anything that hinders their contributions to the team or their future.L O LSo they can buy better weed...?I asked this in a status update, but is this an odd time to ask if we should be paying our students-athletes with funds subsidized by the taxpayer?
I mean really, if Stanley paid only $100 for about 3/4 ounce, that's virtually Nebraska ditchweed.
Sorry, I'm making somewhat light of this. I think it's ridiculous that is a felony but I also am very disappointed that so many of these young men fail to see what's more important and keep their priorities straight. If you really want to be a winner, then act like one.
I've been thinking this all day! If he only paid $100 for that weed it is absolutely brick schwag!
I'm a college professor. I assume all of my students are on weed until they prove otherwise. If you don't smoke weed in college what are you doing? Quit wasting your life and make some bad decisions already!!
The meathead athletes where I teach like to get drunk and beat up other students. That sucks bad.....but it is OK cause muscles and testosterone and stuff! Weed, though......bad choices, irresponsible, not a leader.
21 grams is about 0.74 ounces, right?I live in Colorado. I don't consume reefer from a bud. Maybe 1-2 times a year I'll have have half a gummie or so. It would be like someone offering me a double IPA instead of Bud Light. It's legal, no one cares, and if u drink a double IPA or take a puff, it's one in the same. Nothing illegal, no harm/no foul.
If SM, JR got pulled over in Colorado with what he had, it would still be against our laws. 21 grams is over 2 ounces. Even in a State that's it's legal you cannot legally purchase more than 1 ounce at a time.
So, let's not kid ourselves saying 'it's legal in more and more places, he shouldnt be in trouble!'
He had a lot of bud in State it's not even legal let alone if was legal, not judging marijuana laws...just saying...that's a lot