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<blockquote data-quote="spartansstink" data-source="post: 130619809" data-attributes="member: 1488840">Actually, yes I do.The point was to put yourself in Will Grier's shoes. You either missed that point or you know what the option you would choose is and don't want to admit you are wrong.You go to college to prepare for your future. The college provides the avenue to reach those dreams. The college doesn't guarantee you you'll attain those dreams but it provides the services to help you get there. It doesn't &quot;owe&quot; you anything same as you don't owe them anything other than the price of admission. You change your mind, you quit. You change majors and switch universities, that's fine too. You are doing what you feel is best for your future. Happens all the time.Same with Grier. Something better has opened up. The job of his dreams is within reach. He's paid his debt to WVU. He doesn't owe them any more. You say, &quot;What about to the other 90 players on that team?&quot; To that, I would say that if they were in Grier's shoes, they would do the same thing. Some wouldn't but most would. They see college football for what it is - a business.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spartansstink, post: 130619809, member: 1488840"] Actually, yes I do. The point was to put yourself in Will Grier's shoes. You either missed that point or you know what the option you would choose is and don't want to admit you are wrong. You go to college to prepare for your future. The college provides the avenue to reach those dreams. The college doesn't guarantee you you'll attain those dreams but it provides the services to help you get there. It doesn't "owe" you anything same as you don't owe them anything other than the price of admission. You change your mind, you quit. You change majors and switch universities, that's fine too. You are doing what you feel is best for your future. Happens all the time. Same with Grier. Something better has opened up. The job of his dreams is within reach. He's paid his debt to WVU. He doesn't owe them any more. You say, "What about to the other 90 players on that team?" To that, I would say that if they were in Grier's shoes, they would do the same thing. Some wouldn't but most would. They see college football for what it is - a business. [/QUOTE]

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