There are a lot of landing places for felons to play. With the Ray Rice video out, schools are now feeling more embarrassed about accepting them but as long as a player has a certain level of talent, they will always find a landing spot. The SEC has just been more obvious that football comes first and everything else comes second, but they aren't alone.. Didn't Bob Stoops damn near walk to mizzou to carry Dorel Green Beckham back to Oklahoma after being suspended a couple of times for weed and finally getting asked to leave after he assaulted his girlfriend's roommate? All you have to do is look at how welcoming Minnesota was in welcoming Adrien Peterson back yesterday. You would have thought he had been on a mission instead of a "suspension with pay". Gregg Hardy threw a woman on a bed full of guns, assaulted her and was convicted by a judge of such. He had no problem finding a new home and a 13 million dollar salary (prorated for any time suspended). When the NFL actually starts to care about violent felons, college programs will start to do likewise now a Jonathan Taylor getting kicked off UGA, may no longer go to BAMA but you better believe if he calls Bama St. or another smaller college, they will find a way. Talents is always given second, third and fourth chances...
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