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Yep but we’re almost resigned to it. Some of us will never completely forgive LeBatard, Dave Hyde, and certainly not Sports Illustrated or its writer Alexander Wolff.

I can’t say whether he wrote the first story on the Pell Grants as Pipo pointed out that it was Dave Hyde who “broke” that story. But it was a feeding frenzy and LeBatard was the one who seemed to gain the most personally from the scandal.

You maybe correct. I just remember how we were turned upon by our own. Its possible that my brain is stuck on LeBatard as the catalyst.

LeBatard, when he a reporter in Miami, was the person who aired all of our dirty laundry; player dorms, cars, partying, and most damaging, the Pell Grant scandal wherein a school admin (and father of a player) was helping students, not just players, to fraudulently obtain federal Pell Grants...