Burnt out is in other words tired of playing and putting in the work for a disfunctional program and coaches.Burnt out? Don't buy it. I am very close to his cousin and I just sent her a text to see if she knows anything.
I don't think games are fun for these players anymore. It is for their opposition though.Strange. These things usually happen in the spring/beginning of camp when the players are putting in all that work without the fun of the games. As Michael Strahan once said, "they pay me for Monday through Saturday, I work Sundays for free".
As a 5th year senior, he's surely been yelled at hundreds of times by coaches. The only thing I can think of that might be different is that he doesn't feel like taking the hits on a team that might not be very good.
Don't bet any money on this.No way Pollard can bring back Rhoads unless he wins 6+ games
If he didn't want to finish out his season, it's probably for the best. Doesn't make him a bad person, just means he didn't want to play football anymore, so you might as well fill his spot with someone that wants to be there.
Good for him. If you're not in the game, make way for someone else. Most people look at it as selfish, but I look at it the opposite way. If you aren't committed 100% you aren't doing the program any favors and he might as well make way for Campos.
As a 5th year senior, he's surely been yelled at hundreds of times by coaches. The only thing I can think of that might be different is that he doesn't feel like taking the hits on a team that might not be very good.
I will say this-- I don't think I've ever seen someone get burnt out one game into the year on a winning team.