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The mock Vidhan Sabha session by school students should make the Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and AAP reflect seriously — what are children learning from your theatrics-driven politics? Instead of teaching kids to imitate today’s leaders, it would be far better if teachers guided them to discuss Punjab’s real...

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UNLV starting QB Matthew Sluka just decided to redshirt the rest of the season because of an NIL dispute between him and his agent with the school. Both sides are pointing the finger at each other instead of pointing the thumb back at themselves. If you promise to pay a student athlete NIL money and get them to commit to your school, YOU SHOULD PAY THEM WHAT YOU PROMISED. If a student athlete agrees to a NIL deal and commits to play at a school, THEY SHOULD HONOR THAT AGREEMENT. THERE SHOULD BE NO in season renegotiating of NIL deals just because a player played a few good games or made a few splash plays against a rival. Renegotiate in the offseason. If UNLV didn’t pay Sluka what was agreed they are wrong and exploiting student athletes. If UNLV did pay Sluka what was agreed and Sluka wanted more after beating Houston, Kansas and positioning UNLV in prime position to make the College Football Playoff if they continue the path they are, then Sluka and his agent are wrong. Nevertheless, my advice for Matthew Sluka would be to reverse course and play out the rest of the season. Why? For his teammates. That brotherhood is worth it. The bonds built and excitement they have built together is worth it. You won’t get this opportunity to lead a team like UNLV to the CFP again. Go play young man and sue the university after the season whether you make the CFP or not if they didn’t pay you what was agreed upon. If you make the CFP, the school will have even more money made off the backs of you and your teammates. It strengthens your case in the court of law and in the court of public opinion. So go play young man. And let the adults in the room handle the business off the field even if they are acting like children. Go be with your teammates and have fun playing this beautiful game. Matthew Sluka UNLV Football

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