Recruit Rips-Off Locker Room on Visit

[jdoggivjc]

This is the SEC we are talking about...

You think those players care if they get their Iphone or MP3 player stolen? They get bags of cash, cash handshakes after games, cars, etc.... Those items would be replaced by "friends of the program" before the end of the day. The only failure in this story was the failure of the Georgia boosters. Why in the hell was this top notch recruit put in the position to feel like he needed to steal this stuff in the first place? If they had done their job for the program they would have already taken care of any of his needs for cash, clothes, electronics, etc....

Obviously this is why Georgia has stunk it up in the SEC the past few seasons.

Just because (presumably) a recruit's hands are being "greased" doesn't mean they suddenly aren't going to lose the desire to make a few extra bucks by selling some stolen goods on the internet.

[jsmith86]

Oh come on. He's an athlete. Obviously that puts him above the law.

[RayShimley]

I realize you don't think it's ok to steal, but my point was that a D1 locker room, HS gym, someone's car...it's all theft no matter where it is.

The only difference would be that you should be able to find the people quicker that steal from a D1 locker room because the list of potential suspects would be a lot smaller.

Did he say otherwise??