He deserves everything coming his way. There aren't many times where I can say a professional athlete is worthy of being a role model... but our Russell Wilson easily, if only for one player, changes my tune. Glad he's on our side!

....surely beats out deoderant, "what I use" or something less dignified. Nice choice for the rookie.

Perfect commercial for Russell Wilson. Russell Wilson is on his way to being a role model in every way.

I wonder why Obozo isn't useing Ray Lewis in gun control ads?

we will have a team

from the UW/WSU crowd (as expected). Who do you think should be coach?

Hey, don't give CH to WSU! We don't want him and we don't tend to make the incessent, irrelevant, dumb comments that are always expected.

That CH would call Don James a cheat as well?

Do you practice being an idiot or it's just your nature.

During the 1992 season, it was revealed that several Huskies players had received improper benefits. Among them, starting-quarterback Billy Joe Hobert had received a series of loans totaling $50,000 made by a friend's father-in-law.[5] While this was not an institutional violation (Hobert was deemed ineligible as a result, but the program was not punished), this was the first of a series of investigative reports by the Seattle Times and Los Angeles Times that eventually led to the Pacific-10 Conference and NCAA investigations. These led to charges that Washington exhibited "lack of institutional control" over its handling of recruiting funds for on-campus visits, in which player hosts allegedly kept money or gave it to recruits, and turned in false expense forms (amounts cited in the report were $80). The school was also charged that a booster ran a summer jobs program that employed more than 50 Husky athletes since the 1970s that either paid for work that was not performed or were not given enough work to merit their salary.[6] The Huskies received sanctions from both the NCAA and Pacific-10 Conference, though notably James and the coaching staff were not specifically cited as having broken any rules. James resigned from his head coaching position on August 22, 1993 in protest of what he considered unfair sanctions against his team.[7] James later clarified that he was protesting what he felt was a betrayal by then University President William Gerberding who, against the wishes of James, argued in favor of altering the penalties against the program from a 2-year TV ban and 1-year bowl ban, to a 1-year TV ban and 2-year bowl ban.[8]

There is no reference to Don James personally giving benefits to players, as well as Pete never gave his players benefits. You can not control what someone does outside of school or what they decide to do that might lead to them getting "gifts" from outside sources. And I highly doubt you went to any college at all. No school would ever accept someone with the mental capacity in which you have. Do you believe everything you read on the internet?