Pryor's acts expose charade of college athletics
January 4, 2011 4:08 PM
Terrelle "The Truth" Pryor is my favorite college football player and it isn't just the way the Ohio State quarterback can shred defenses.
Pryor is a godsend to anyone who believes the business of college athletics is little more than a smoke-and-mirror show of situational ethics, selective enforcement and tightly controlled public relations designed to dodge taxes and make millionaires out of administrators.
Perhaps no player has ever exposed the system and its handlers more clearly than Pryor leading into Tuesday's Sugar Bowl against Arkansas. He may not have consciously planned to do what he's doing -- although I suspect he has a clue -- but he's become a WikiLeaks in shoulder pads; a "30 For 30" special in real time.
Dan Wetzel
Pryor is a godsend to anyone who believes the business of college athletics is little more than a smoke-and-mirror show of situational ethics, selective enforcement and tightly controlled public relations designed to dodge taxes and make millionaires out of administrators.
Perhaps no player has ever exposed the system and its handlers more clearly than Pryor leading into Tuesday's Sugar Bowl against Arkansas. He may not have consciously planned to do what he's doing -- although I suspect he has a clue -- but he's become a WikiLeaks in shoulder pads; a "30 For 30" special in real time.
Dan Wetzel
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