In the end, an uplifting story that explores the now defunct NCAA rules, the relationship between coach/athlete and father/son. In the world of today's NCAA NILs rules where kids are paid big dollars to attend universities, it's a shame to see how this kid's future was laid to waste for something so seemingly trivial. Also, disappointing to see irony in how the AD, Geiger, placed his and the university's interest above the kid's when the mission af any university should be to develop young men and women. Ultimately, it is great to see how Tressel and Clarett have overcome and moved on together.
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