They can demand the faculty members and the students, as they did some years ago at UNC, about a Black Culture Center on their campus, one that would, in fact, make the school better rounded. Maybe, what we would not get from a course, is the sense of justice that these young athletes, if their minds are renewed and they are matured, would be a big factor. Continuing the drive for what recruitment or anticipation. Not as I once was. Two years of college are better than none.
Some people take four years to become a physicist or mathematician.
Some take two years to become a professional basketball player. Both have to learn a trade for their life's work. I would hope the students would see the value of an education beyond just playing ball. A few of them make the mistake that will hurt them in the long run if they leave with only the ball skills with just a twisted knee away from oblivion. They are certainly less able to protect their monies, if they can't count.