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Scholarship offers are "actual contracts" as well. A college athlete must also do what's best for them, just as you say an NFL athlete must do. There is little to no difference between these scenarios. If you doubt this, watch what happens over the next few years. This will be full blown...

Yes but not really. Only a small handful of programs (Bama, LSU, Ohio State) will cut players but the unwritten rule that **** near every college program respects is that a kid does not lose his scholarship for not being good enough to contribute.

Interesting take. I wonder if you extend that opinion to professional athletes as well. If an NFL player is in the last year of his contract and chooses to see what level of interest exists in the marketplace for him, do you also believe he loses respect in his existing locker room? The...

SinCity is correct. Once a kid enters the portal, its up to his current head coach if they want to re-extend his scholarship offer.