Unless you were outraged by Tom Herman leaving Houston for Texas before their bowl game (and at every other coach that has done the same thing for decades), you have no room to be outraged by what these players are doing.
Let's see, "Um, coach, because some other coaches at other programs used their contract provisions to bail on their players, I'm going to bail on you."
Seems like I learned a lesson about this back in third or fourth grade. Just a sad state of affairs.
You show poor business skills.
You say more inappropriate things than appropriate things.
It doesn't always happen, but I totally agree with Monroe.
Blasting kids for this decision doesn't make much sense to me. The only people they owe anything to are their team, and their family. If those parties are okay with the decision, then there's not much more to be said in my opinion. Times change. Not every lesson I learned in 3rd grade applies anymore.
College Sports, if you think it's in a sad state of affairs, is there not because of these select few young men choosing to make this decision. Instead it is because of a greedy few university presidents and NCAA administrators who have taken the golden goose that is (or was, dependent on perspective) TV Money, and allowed it to rule every decision they've made for a decade or more. Now, these players are looking at that big rookie contract as their chance at a piece of the pie. For the sake of their health and future career, I get why they're doing this.