@wissox said in Non-KU Games:
@Kcmatt7 Because it's all about the money. I'm pissed and sorry, but in this case i don't agree with you. I'm not the only one by the way. Kirk Herbstreet was taking them to task on gameday as was Desmond Howard.
Meaningless game? I guess but for that matter, none of these games matter if a guy wants to go pro. The game today is meaningless. Ochai has a brightening future in the league so he shouldn't play today because this game is meaningless. I can't believe you're a commenter here because none of these games have meaning if these guys are going pro.
If a guy really just wants to be a pro football player then he shouldn't go to college. Work out, train, etc until someone takes a chance on you, but once you take someones money like these guys are doing to play a college sport then you owe it to the institution, fans, and teammates to play out through the the final game.
The only reason that bowl games still exist after the installation of the playoffs is money lol. The season should be over for everyone except for Alabama and Georgia at this point. The rest of the bowl games are pure vanity.
Yes, all of these games are essentially meaningless. They are semi-pro athletes who happen to play at schools we love. If Ochai decided that what was best for him was to leave KU to go work on being a pro then by all means he should. And I'd wish him well. It is his choice, not yours or mine. Every single one of these guys has a limited earning period to capitalize on their youth and athleticism. So to criticize someone for doing what they think is best for them in their situation is pretty silly. If a player wants to play, they should. If they don't, then they shouldn't. Good luck to schools who are recruiting and asking players to sign a contract that has them pay back the scholarship if they leave one game early.
And I'm a commenter here because I love KU and KU basketball. I'm not going to get my panties in a bunch over the life choices of a 21 year old.