[Verginius Rufus]

Most college athletes are not going to have a career on a pro team (whether basketball, football, baseball or whatever) so they should be taking the opportunity to get a good education. That may mean attending a majority white college.

Of course many college athletes, white and black, never complete their degrees after their eligibility is up.

[Bigtigermike]

I agree that it should be about getting the opportunity of an education and in fact most student athletes that don’t go pro have improved in finishing their degrees over the recent years compared to decades ago where it was a complete laughing stock. It’s just silly to self segregated just to put a thumb in the nose of whoever. If you want to go to HBCU then go for it...if you want to go to a “white” school then do it but this resist the white people mentally is plain dumb

[Richard Kimball]

Most college athletes are not going to have a career on a pro team (whether basketball, football, baseball or whatever) so they should be taking the opportunity to get a good education.

Some do, but anyone who's major is "Sports and Leisure Activities," or "Kinesiology" is majoring in staying eligible.