Your scribe was chatting with a buddy about college athletics. It’s a cool and windy Centennial State Saturday in May and two fellas are talking about sports, specifically college athletics and the crazy culture of NIL, transfer and take the money and run.
Our buddy was sharing from down deep about the emotions of having to say goodbye to these bundles of talent and potential. Over the span of four, five and now even six years, providers out of the spotlight pour heart and soul into mentoring young minds to grow, maybe even exceed, what one aspires athletically.
Behind all that? Dedicated folks like Hall and other members of athletic departments charged with coaching these talented kids on everything but their respective sports. As college athletics become more transactional, it will threaten the fostering of healthy and productive relationships and mentoring. It’s hard to build that type of culture when the athletes are coming and going like today.
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