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Agreed. I think it comes from the nature of public personas. People feel the need to justify decisions to the public where no justification is necessary.

I'm not judging him harshly at all. Or any of the others. They don't owe me an explanation at all. But I bristle at the implication that they're doing so because Covid is this horrible thing that's going to ruin their life permanently and that catching it is a huge possibility. It's CFB, not...

But it's all about their health and the lasting effects of Covid, isn't it?

The reputable schools put that money back into other sports that aren't profitable for the benefit of student-athletes. Look at Miami's balance sheet. Football make a $5.3 million profit, whereas the athletics as a whole makes $0.2 million. That's not exactly a lot. I know other schools aren't...

Who exactly is getting rich? Or is it the perception that they are?

Is it surprising that there aren't tons of practice squad seniors opting out? If Covid is this deadly disease with lasting permanent damage, why aren't the players who will never be professional opting out? They have just as much to lose by getting it, right?