LeBron James' Son Being Recruited
COSTELLO: A once homeless college football player is no longer part of his team, all because a family friend offered him a place to live. Andy Scholes has more on this morning's "Bleacher Report." Good morning, Andy.</s>SCHOLES: Good morning, Carol. Yes, this is another ridiculous incident of an NCAA rule just not making any sense. The player's name is Silas Nacita. He's a walk-on running back for Baylor and he received national attention not too long ago when people learned he had been homeless for a year. When he enrolled at Baylor, a family friend insisted on putting Nacita up in an apartment and helping him with his expenses and because he accepted that for free, Nacita apparently violated an NCAA rule and as a result, Baylor announced Wednesday that Nacita was no longer a member of the team. But this story, it does get a little confusing because the NCAA tweeted yesterday that they have not rules Nacita ineligible and Baylor has not requested a waiver for him. So who made the decision that Nacita can't play anymore isn't exactly clear. Either way Nacita, he's taking the high road. He tweeted that, "All I wanted to do was go to school and play the game I love but I respect the decision by the NCAA." The Los Angeles Angels announced yesterday that star outfielder Josh Hamilton was in New York meeting with Major League Baseball officials. And according to reports, the former AL MVP has had a drug relapse. Hamilton was suspended from baseball from 2004 to June 2006 for issues related to cocaine and alcohol addiction. According to CBS sports, Hamilton confessed to going on a binge that involved cocaine a couple of months ago. Hamilton was already going to be out of action until May after having shoulder surgery, but now he could be facing a lengthy suspension. LeBron James has a message to colleges all around the country. Quit recruiting my 10-year-old son. LeBron James Jr. has become an Internet sensation after video of him just dominating other fourth graders has made the rounds. Some colleges have already offered LeBron Jr. a scholarship. And dad, well, he doesn't like it. LeBron told CBS Detroit, it's pretty crazy, it should be a violation. You shouldn't be able to recruit 10-year-old kids. Well, the old man is going to take center stage on tonight's NBA on TNT double header. LeBron and the Cavs is going to host the Golden State Warriors at 8:00 Eastern. The game followed by the Thunder visiting the Suns at 10:30. And, Carol, we've got some great news. Our friend over at TNT, Craig Sager, he's going to make his return to the sidelines a week from tonight. Of course Sager, he's been battling leukemia, but has been in full remission since late last year. Can't wait to see him back on the sidelines wearing all those crazy outfits and suits he's always wearing.