Why Now?

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Funny  how people or players wants to be honest  when they don’t make the big league. And this article center mainly around the National Football League. What happen to the honesty is the best policy approach?

Well, it got diluted by agents bribing gullible athletes, who will take the money at the college level. Who’s not thinking straight to realize that you’ll eventually will lose in the end. Many college athletes accept some form of under handed bribes from agents, and most coaches has got to suspect it.

If their attire change over suddenly, then that’s a warning to them. If their poor back ground has seen their family get suddenly blessed, this a clue. We afraid to ask them questions about their personal business. But, sudden wealth can’t happen over night for players or their families.

How many times, have we seen player number  three, who failed to make the professional league, all of a sudden turning to informing on his teammate taking bribes ,while at the college level? Not once did , he mention it to the Athletic Director. And the reason I said the AD, is because most coaches play like actors auditioning for the Twilight Light Zone. They can’t recall certain events, when the NCAA investigate.

I just feel don’t rain on another parade, just because you fail to find a float to participate on. Why tell now, after the player has sign a major contract. The one who will face the punishment is the university sports department, and coaching staff, who failed to police their athletes properly.

Scandal will always be in sport dued to the nature of the players value system or code of value. And, it looks like that’s the problem. Players act like it’s a crime to tell on their fellow player  when in reality you’re doing them a favor.

But don’t participant in the crime, than try the honesty game.