Leonard Fournette's act of charity has forced the NCAA into a position it can't defend

Posted Oct 13, 2015
After No. 6 LSU trampled over South Carolina in a game that was moved from Columbia to Baton Rouge due to flooding, star running back Leonard Fournette made a touching announcement: He would auction off his game-worn jersey from the win to benefit South Carolina flood victims. (SB Nation)

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