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The problem is that these athletes are usually majoring in something that does them no good upon graduation. They're banking on going pro. Most I know are interdisciplinary studies majors. They're just taking a bunch of random classes. The athletic scholarships aren't helping to bring in people who otherwise wouldn't be educated. They're just recruiting athletes.

I normally just lurk on here, but this is a subject that bothers me. As far as I know, Jmar is right. I go to the University of Southern Mississippi, and this subject has came up a few times in our school newspaper. I believe they stated that $300 dollars per semester of our tuition goes towards the athletic department...

Now that I'm thinking about it, does anyone else have the loose feeling? Does it ever go away?

I think a couple of you are talking about a separation. Anyways, I dislocated mine in September. It was about two months before I was able to ride again. Mine was pretty severe though, I believe. It took them quite a while to get it popped back in, and they eventually had to use anesthesia. So it all just depends...