Blame falls squarely on Rose

We fault Chicago’s public schools for not preparing a kid to record a very reasonable score on his SAT to get into college. We shake our heads at the adults who stand by and watch it happen. We chastise David Stern, the white millionaire who believes he knows what’s best for poor kids from the inner city. We wave our fingers at the slick-talking coach who never seems to be on the up and up when it comes to recruiting.Everyone gets blamed. Everyone, it seems, except the one person who let it all happen, the one person who knowingly allowed another person to take his SAT for him: Derrick Rose.This wasn’t about Rose having the wrong interpretation of some vague NCAA recruiting rule. It wasn’t taking a little bit of cash to help his family or accepting free sneakers and apparel in exchange for something down the line. Athletes can usually talk their way out of something like that. They play the naïve kid card. This was a crystal clear line that Rose crossed all on his own. It probably w...