Georgia Sports: How much UGA athletics proposed FY 2024 budget rises after another Georgia football title UGA Football: Brantley Gilbert among country artists in UGA collective's 'not your normal NIL fundraiser' If you have any doubts about the value of the intercollegiate grant-in-aid system and the NFL draft, you need only to look at the life story of Big O. His NFL contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers will enable him to provide for his family, especially his mother Katrina Graves. His college scholarship was the first step in bringing him opportunity in life. Take Georgia tight end Darnell Washington, for example. We don’t know where the game is headed with today’s challenges, but the old grant-in-aid system still works. While true, many squander National Football League riches and wind up disillusioned. It rings true today, but for so many college athletes, they see professional riches as their ticket to a good life without having to depend on a degree.
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