These kids have GSU by the balls. If there is any truth to the players' claim, there is no way that Gram will cut one scholly because they moment they do it will be all over ESPN. That would then be followed by lawsuits in violation of the Whistleblower law.
JayRob, sorry bruh but I think you are just upset that this happened on JSU homecoming weekend. While those kids did sign a contract to play football, that contract did not allow them to be treated as second class citizens. That contract binds GSU to take care of those kids, and if they are providing them food then its GSU that violated the contract. If Gramb can't afford adequate means of transportation to far away games, then they don't need to schedule them. When I worked at AAMU and we made the long bus ride to Baton Rouge or Grambling, Coop always got extra buses so players weren't cramped and had more room to stretch out.