Hopefully, we're his choice as well. As a parent, I wouldn't let my child near that program. They had two people die within the program in an excessive speeding incident. Now they've had 3-4 more reported reckless driving incidents for excessive speed within the program. That's a lack of institutional control. I know coaches can't control the actions of players 24/7, that seems like a major red flag to me.
you forgot a digit...
yeah its bad.
Recall too that GA sent fixers into the Atlanta newspaper to force reporting to be shut down on the alleged series of rape and sexual assaults at UGA football. But the AJC's excuse for scapegoating the investigative reporter -- while retaining the editors and management who approved those same stories -- makes no sense. The best UGA could come up with was to force the (likely willing and complicit) AJC management into claiming (in conjunction with UGA lawyers) that the exact number of sex crimes had not so far been established with certainty. Niether UGS nor the newspaper denied that everything alleged happened. Bad, crooked scene. But the NCAA has no zero interest in all that smoke.
It sounds like you aren't down here near Atlanta.
Mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be butt sniffing bulldogs….