Especially for free.I have said this for a long time. I don’t see the point in making kids who just got their heart ripped out to come out and answer a bunch of questions about what just happened. One of the kids from I think maybe Gonzaga was crying his eyes out up there. I say give them the option, and if they don’t want to go, they don’t have to. Maybe they are given that choice, I’m not sure, but I have seen a lot of them up there through the years that sure looked like they didn’t want to be
Exactly. Plus, the guy leading the press conference was treating the players like employees: “you are excused” to Zion and RJ when it was over. They owe the media nothing and shouldn’t need permission to leave. I get there are NCAA guidelines about press conferences, but they need to change.I have said this for a long time. I don’t see the point in making kids who just got their heart ripped out to come out and answer a bunch of questions about what just happened. One of the kids from I think maybe Gonzaga was crying his eyes out up there. I say give them the option, and if they don’t want to go, they don’t have to. Maybe they are given that choice, I’m not sure, but I have seen a lot of them up there through the years that sure looked like they didn’t want to be
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