College football is a very hard program to play in, even harder to get a scholarhip. In the article 'Alabama joins LSU in Offering Scholarhsip to Eighth Grader', 14 year old Dylan Moses confirms that "Alabama" had offered him a scholarship for football. This makes no sense for the fact that you cannot judge how good someone is going to be when they are 18 compared to when they are 18. He's to young to even know what a scholarship is. The bow that was wrapped around his invitation card stated "your son could be the best player in the class of 2017". This kid hasn't even played a lick of highschool football and they are calling him supposedly the best in his class. The kid is too young to have this title and he does not deserve a scholarship at his age.
The text shares "he will not even make his high school football debut for six months" and already has a scholarship. My say to Alabama would be to hold on to that scholarship so they can know for sure if he will even be college material in four years. For all they know it could be a waste of money. Moses's dad says that the coaching staff treated him like a "5 star recruit". He does not deserve this title just for his natural ability. It's just too early to even discuss the matter of giving this KID a scholarship.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/02/25/alabama-joins-lsu-in-offering-scholarship-to-eighth-grader/related/
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