Marquez White: Jameis Winston wouldn’t steal if FSU fed us more than one meal a day
Florida State basketball player Marquez White understands why Jameis Winston tried to steal food. Despite the NCAA recently passing a rule that gives athletes unlimited access to snacks and meals, White claims athletes are not fed enough.
Shortly after word surfaced that Winston had been cited for stealing crab legs from a supermarket, White went on a Twitter rant about the NCAA and the university mistreating players.
FSU should feed us more than one meal a day this week and people wouldn't have to steal food
— Rocki Lay (@_Success_1) April 30, 2014
One meal a day this whole week wtf
— Rocki Lay (@_Success_1) April 30, 2014
They canceled dinner because it's exam week
— Rocki Lay (@_Success_1) April 30, 2014
Really learn how to hustle when you get to school though
— Rocki Lay (@_Success_1) April 30, 2014
Somebody call Shabazz and tell him they playing
— Rocki Lay (@_Success_1) April 30, 2014
Still love my university though.. Best one in the country
— Rocki Lay (@_Success_1) April 30, 2014
White’s story might be a little more inspirational if Winston hadn’t attempted to steal crab legs. He didn’t get caught trying to shoplift a loaf of bread so he could make a sandwich. He tried to make off with gourmet seafood. Give me a break.
H/T Deadspin
