Florida DT’s adoption by former booster raises eyebrows, but where’s the incentive?

[News Bot]

Impermissible benefits have become a numbing part of the NCAA’s role in college football (and college athletics in general), but what happens when a player who’s received impermissible benefits is adopted by someone who’s already been disassociated from a program for giving them out? You get Florida defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd and his adoptive family, Kevin…

Source: CollegeFootballTalk.com

 

[Escambia94]

If Lahn were a Florida booster, then I would see an issue. Lahn is already well-off, and will not make any sizable chunk of money off Shariff Floyd. First, America criticizes rich, white folks for not spreading the wealth. Now, it criticizes rich, white folks for spreading the wealth to a college football player instead of a 14-year old mothers of two or a homeless kids in Detroit. It's their money to spend. If this is their way of helping others, then so be it, as long as they are not Florida boosters.