re: No such thing as an “opt out”

Let’s pretend for a minute that it’s your son out there who is going to be a top 2 round draft pick and will make more money than most people make in a lifetime very soon. Then let’s say you were watching the Texas A&M game where the QB breaks his arm on literally the first offensive snap. Now, your son plays for a college team who is not in the NC hunt and only has a bowl game with very little bearing on the future left.

You’re telling me you would tell your kid to play, overlook the real risk to THEIR future. Not yours, theirs. You’re full of fricking shite.