" because the focus on the endgame could cheapen all the ritual that made college football unique in the first place."

An interesting and somewhat foreboding quote from the article.

WWJGD

What would Jacob Green do

Still don't like what JMad is doing; I understand why, but I don't like it.

PacifistAg said:

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ontheway said:

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Hustle'n for NFL pumpkin? I think it is selfish for kids to abandon their teammates. But pretty normal for attitudes today.

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I don't think I've ever heard a teammate complain about this. Seems like they understand why the player is sitting out.

The only ones I've ever heard get angry about it are selfish fans who believe they're entitled to seeing a player risk career-ending injury for the entertainment of complete strangers. But that seems pretty normal for older people's attitudes today.

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This happens literally every Saturday in the fall.

Not arguing your point, just pointing out the irony.

And your reply would have been so much better if you had stopped before the personal attack. It's the laziest form of argument and it is completely irrelevant, especially when used to generalize an entire group of people.