Regardless, his actions have been pretty sleazy. Attesting to his commitment to one school via social media while ov'ing at their rival is both dishonest and stupid. He's a young adult - it was a bad decision so it calls into account his decision making.
And don't play the "we're piling on on a young man making a life changing decision" card. Raheem Layne followed much the same timeline, decommitted, and I haven't seen anything antagonistic written about him. It's obviously a big decision and there's a right way and a wrong way to go about it and Layne is making better decisions. This is all very timely in light of recent issues surrounding the lack of proper decision making by some of the athletes on the team.
