A.J. Wallace Wants to Get Paid to Play College Football
“No crazy amount, but something nice. A couple hundred [per month] would be nice,” the cornerback elaborated.
Though there is a case to be made that college athletes deserve a fraction of the incredible funds generated by NCAA events, it’s not exactly surprising that a guy who had a penchant for skipping class doesn’t consider an athletic scholarship as viable compensation.
[Source: PennLive via Bleacher Report]
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