[Mister D]

It is really difficult to find any defense for the “kid” when this is his second incident. Clearly he didn’t learn any lessons from last year. One can only hope that this being so public he learns from this and becomes a more mature adult and competitor in the future. I don’t think he should necessarily lose his scholarship, however athletic departments are constantly checking social media of their players so this may cause some very serious consequences for him. 3 games is not enough of a suspension in my opinion 6-8 games (about a quarter of the regular season) is more fair considering this isn’t the first problem he has had.