maybe he contributes to the TEAM and PROGRAM in other ways...like APR?  I'll take a kid who reps the program and university in a positive manner ANY DAY over a kid who may be highly-recruited but comes in with a poor attitude, work ethic, behavior, etc.  Sheesh, maybe be happy for the STUDENT-athlete and celebrate his achievement instead of being the crab in the bucket trying to bring him down.

And if you want to talk about not helping us in the win/loss column"...well, NOBODY did that this past Saturday.