Good Call: Suh’s Act of Charity Sets Sincerity Over Skill

May 13, 2010   ·   Danny Bayliss   ·   Jump to comments

“It is better to give than to receive.”
We are all very familiar with the age-old adage that promotes sincerity. While many would gladly prefer to receive, the average person will give back occasionally.
A few cents here, a dollar or two there. Anything that will make noise when dropped into a cup, or is sent to a charity surely helps.
But what if you had the grand opportunity to do both? Enter recent NFL second overall draft pick, Ndamukong Suh.
On the verge of signing a multi-million dollar contract with the Detroit Lions, the heralded defensive tackle out of Nebraska has given back to the school that gave him so much.
This is not your average donation. This is a Daddy Warbucks from Little Orphan Annie-sized gift to the tune of $2.6 million to the university, and why this is not getting Tiger Woods-esque publicity is beyond me.
Okay, maybe it's a bit too soon, but Suh's generosity is desperate and worthy for attention.
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