12-16-2022, 03:01 PM
I feel bad that he's suffered mental health problems and that they contributed to derailing his career. I hope his next steps lead him in a better direction.
As for the issue of the scholarship. He stayed in college long enough to drink a cup of coffee and then made 3+ mil playing in the NBA. When Stanford merely enforced its pre-existing policy that it doesn't keep scholarships open for players who're less than 50% done with college, he bad mouthed the school publicly. No hard feelings; he was probably going through hard times emotionally. But he can afford to pay for school if he wants to graduate from Stanford, and I think Stanford made the right call to say no on the scholarship revival.
As for the issue of the scholarship. He stayed in college long enough to drink a cup of coffee and then made 3+ mil playing in the NBA. When Stanford merely enforced its pre-existing policy that it doesn't keep scholarships open for players who're less than 50% done with college, he bad mouthed the school publicly. No hard feelings; he was probably going through hard times emotionally. But he can afford to pay for school if he wants to graduate from Stanford, and I think Stanford made the right call to say no on the scholarship revival.
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