A sports law attorney noted that if a mere accusation is enough to sideline a star player (even with pay), then eventually you run the risk of someone - whether paid by a rival or just a lunatic 'superfan' who spots a star in a bar - seizing an advantage.
Peterson's admissions alone are enough to suspend him, as was Rice dragging his gal out of an elevator and Hardy being partly convicted (NC is weird).
But what if a player is arrested for something that supposedly happened a week earlier, but he claims he wasn't in the state? or if a divorce/custody battle looms - would a spouse make a threat that a player has to fear?
this ain't gonna be easy.
Peterson's admissions alone are enough to suspend him, as was Rice dragging his gal out of an elevator and Hardy being partly convicted (NC is weird).
But what if a player is arrested for something that supposedly happened a week earlier, but he claims he wasn't in the state? or if a divorce/custody battle looms - would a spouse make a threat that a player has to fear?
this ain't gonna be easy.
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