It is important at a program like this that everybody understands we are under intense scrutiny. We want to do things that will protect the integrity of the institution and at the same time protect the young people who live in this fish bowl. I think the best course of action is to educate our students and try to prevent this from happening to our other student-athletes. We have former players at Michigan who are what they call runners, people who work for agents, and there is no way in this world that we can isolate them because they're right on our campus. The thing that student-athletes need to understand is that this can impact their careers.
Agents can impact our program negatively.
I think the responsibility has to come back to our ability to better educate these kids to better make proper decisions. I think there is so much money involved with these contracts that you are going to have people do anything, inside or outside the rules, to get a share of the money. At some point, I may address these circumstances, but I do not believe today is the time or place to address them. What gets lost in this is the rule that has been violated. When you hear the facts of the case, you'll see that it wasn't a circumstance where he personally gained anything of a substantial nature.