I say no.
BUT might i make a suggestion: I would also say that all athletes have to show face in an accounting/financial class, no matter how good or bad they are. This way they learn what a dollar is and how to use it later in life if they are given the professional chance.
It kills me to see some of these guys in the pro’s (insert sport), be bankrupt in 2-5yrs after they are done. I give a woopty f****** doo if you want to buy a Ferrari, keep in mind the long term cost and the overall bill it takes to fund your 12,000sq ft. home yearly.
I know it’s their life and their choices but imagine if those guys could help give back to the schools, towns etc…. that to me is an example of a PROFESSIOANL athlete, not an a$$ hat that went off on a $80,000 dollar spending spree cause he can……
I've known some professional athletes personally. The unfortunate truth is that many of them come from extremely poor backgrounds. They grew up in poverty. Some of them won't listen to anyone, some are just naive and get taken advantage of by crappy relatives and friends. The same happens with music stars.
The agents/managers ought to spend more time "coaching" these stars about life in general.