The NCAA embraced this model because, in the 1800s, it was the only way to justify profit-driven college sports.
It’s a reminder for parents, coaches, and educators to be mindful of the values they instill in young athletes.
These sports demand resilience and the ability to persevere through challenges to excel.
A recent scandal involving US Soccer reminds me of the mistreatment of refs and coaches at youth sports events. These games are now an excuse for lousy behavior by parents and coaches.
A message needs to be sent to players: you need to cut this out-NOW! You could regret taking a swing at someone one day.
Such a change would reflect well on Mark Emmett and the NCAA. The game would be safer, have more integrity, and Make college sports easier for people to stomach in an age where it’s under fire from seemingly everyone!
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