Honestly, none of this stuff will get fixed anytime soon. And I think the "well coaches get to do what they want" argument is kind of not relevant. When a football player is recruited out of high school the D1 kids all have probably 10 offers on average (and let's face it, that's who we are all really talking about…

Because that’s what Richt wanted. That didn’t work so he has to get on board with whatever HIS hire Kirby Smart wants or its his ass what get’s canned next. It really is that simple.

Nah, coach's are paid to when games. They aren't incentivized enough to give a shit about the kids' graduating or anything else except, that the kid is a)talented, b)healthy and c)not in jail...but like Peter Gibbons said that'll only make you work hard enough to not get fired. The coach (and to a certain extent the…

Yup, to most all of that. But bottom line is coaches are paid to win football games.

That's true about small towns...but the bill doesn't actually apply to for-profit businesses in terms of refusing service (read it, it's only 8 pages). It only refers to clergy, and religious (any religion) non-profits, and actually includes a clause that forbids the bill to violate any current federal law. So same…