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• April 7, 2008
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Profiling Terrelle Pryor, the nation's top high school football prospect, Keown asks the key question: Is the best high school football player in the country not entitled to his privacy, even if he's from a sleepy town in western Pennsylvania? When autograph seekers have become so common that his high school has had to hire security, what does that say about us as a nation? As one autograph seeker points out, "some day he is going to be making millions of dollars," but as Keown argues in this intriguing piece, Pryor is only 18. He still has much to learn -- and absolutely no time to learn it.