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Poor A.J. Green, reduced to panhandling his used jersey for pocket money, finally gets to play this week after being suspended for the first four games of the 2010 season. The University of Georgia offers more than 20 versions of Green's jersey, all for sale, all for the school's profit. Green, a star receiver, sold his 2009 Independence Bowl jersey and got hammered for it.
And so everyone had this fine idea: Let's pay college football players.
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