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Louisville To Wear New Warm Ups....

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...in Atlanta for Kevin Ware. Pretty cool.

 

Those are the travel shirts. The warm ups are like the Rise To The Occasions shirts for the post season but the s in Rise is a 5 and it has a 5 on the back...

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You really think he'll have medical bills from this?

 

Why wouldn't he? I dont think the NCAA covers medical expenses

Why wouldn't he? I dont think the NCAA covers medical expenses

 

Yes they do...

Well I stand corrected, I thought I saw they didn't.

Well I stand corrected, I thought I saw they didn't.

 

I think you are correct. The NCAA carries some kind of small incidental type of policy, but the primary health insurance is that carried by the student athlete.

University actually covers all medical expenses for student athletes...kids do not need a policy on themselves for stuff like this.

University actually covers all medical expenses for student athletes...kids do not need a policy on themselves for stuff like this.

 

This. Could you imagine the uproar if kids had to cover their own medical expenses? Yikes...

And of course UL and Adidas are selling shirts like this. The NCAA makes me sick. A school and company making a profit off of a players injury where not only will that player not see a single dime from this but also no money for his medical bills. Sickening.

 

UL is milking this for all its worth. Sad.

UL is milking this for all its worth. Sad.

 

I know this will be news to you, but Ware didn't die. He's going to be back on the court by summer and UL fans will buy these shirts in large quantity to show some love for a guy that can't play in the Final Four. You'll get over it...

I know this will be news to you, but Ware didn't die. He's going to be back on the court by summer and UL fans will buy these shirts in large quantity to show some love for a guy that can't play in the Final Four. You'll get over it...

 

I hate it for the kid, not the team. My hatred of UL blurs my vision on a lot of things. Still hope all this hoopla blows up in their face and they lose.

I hate it for the kid, not the team. My hatred of UL blurs my vision on a lot of things. Still hope all this hoopla blows up in their face and they lose.

 

All the kid wants is his team to win a title. Funny how irony works...

The team is wearing shirts that honor Ware. Fans want to wear the same shirts for the same reason. Should adidas provide them for free? Or not let fans have them?

It's a bigger issue with the NCAA for me. This is made specifically to honor Ware. Most jerseys can be reused for other players from year to year. The intent is what irks me and that the student athlete won't see a dime. No fault to UL or Adidas.

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