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I didn't man. I was hungry for better than what I had. And look, I totally get and agree that different people have different experiences. But equality means everyone gets the same opportunities, and when you say "well he was treated like a kid so of course he acts like that" all you're doing...

And here you are, contributing exactly nothing. Congrats on that!

You sound jealous. I'm sure you've been very successful in life. What advice have I given on this forum, exactly? Now, I own and operate a growing financial consulting firm. And you sound like you've already been to the beach this morning, and have come back with quite a lot of sand in your...

When it comes to the NCAA, Miami has been on the ropes consistently since 1995. We have zero room to ***** up. And my point here was not that, but that Miami as an institution can and will kick players out without any input from the HC.

I'm not saying I heard the institution suspended him, but in my recollection it doesn't work that way for football players. Logically, if you're not on the team, you're not on scholarship. So unless he's ready to write a check for about $70K, the next logical step is he's out of the school...

No, he seems really bright. I'm sure he's about to tell us all about how NASA hired him at 12 and specifically let him rock a purple mohawk and ripped JNCO's.

Ugh, man.... I'm cool with you, but this screams "I don't live in the real world." It's a private school. Private schools are allowed to operate as they see fit. What's right and how things actually work are two entirely different things.

I'm sure about this. The institution did weigh in on this. They suspended Williams immediately. That's a pretty hefty weigh in. Remember, The U kicked out Jermaine Grace for just being associated (and probably covering for) AQM. I guarantee you Al Golden had no say in that, and believe he...

Well you seem to think you're some all-knowing deity and NO ONE could know more than you at a younger age. So you must have been an extremely successful 23 year old who (to this day) also think major corporations allow their employees to rock dreads.

The University of Miami gave him a chance to not only get an education he would have had limited access to if not for his football talent, but also free food, a free place to live and the opportunity to go to the league. To this point, he has done exactly and absolutely nothing for The...

Dude, you've been proving it. First off with thinking that age has anything to do with maturity. I can guarantee I knew a **** of a lot more at 23 than you do now. Further, being completely clueless to personal appearance as it relates to employment prospects tells me you have probably never...

Worked for major investment bank. Can confirm zero hairstyles like that.

My first job I was allowed to wear a charcoal or navy suit with a white shirt and striped tie with no more than two colors. Black, plain toe shoes. And it was one of the biggest companies in the world, in a professional role. No major corporation worth a **** wants (or will tolerate) their...

I was advising billionaires when I was 23 homeboy. Cool it on that ignorance.

Wait until you're 30 and realize that all the people who didn't learn to act like an adult by 25 never figure it out. It's a hoot dealing with 50 year olds that behave like they're 12.

Manny will have literally zero say in this matter.

Because reputable employers are clamoring for people with haircuts like that, and often allow them as part of their code of conduct as it pertains to grooming standards.

Nor does it mean it's the rule. But the use of that logic only perpetuates the cycle.