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Arian Foster pays for a college students books


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Will the college student be deemed ineligible because of this? Or is that only for student athletes?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(This was sarcasm. There's no need for an actual well thought out answer.)

Student athletes already get a completely free education so that was a fail.
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Will the college student be deemed ineligible because of this? Or is that only for student athletes?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(This was sarcasm. There's no need for an actual well thought out answer.)

I put two and two together.  Anyway, still a cool ass thing hes doing.  

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Student athletes already get a completely free education so that was a fail.

Lol. Not all student athletes get a completely free education guy. 

Besides that, the point is, if they take a free cheeseburger from someone because they play football for _________ University, it's a problem.

I put two and two together.  Anyway, still a cool ass thing hes doing.  

Very cool. It's not a ton of money, but he's not obligated to do anything. Awesome to see these guys give back.

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Because he picked out some guy on Twitter who asked him to pay for his books? Come on man...

Yes. He could've simply sent the dude a PM and got his info and nobody would've ever known. But why do that when you can do it publicly on social media and get hero praise?
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Doing it privately without anyone ever knowing would've been a gesture. Doing it publicly is called a publicity stunt.

While the Red Cross certainly isn't without its share of issues, I don't think you can say everything they do is a publicity stunt just because it takes place in the public eye. Same with wounded soldier initiatives, etc. Now maybe the intent is more pure if he'd done it privately, but still barely diminishes the act, at least in my mind. 

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