+1 Nalod.
But, why not pull him out of school? Why thank anybody for anything? Kid drives what, a Ferrari back and forth to class and lives in his own apartment? Playing in a top tier D1 school and still doesn't have the inner strength not to try and steal a pair of effin sunglasses? He has everything now. His own $500 shoe, and a life most kids his age would die working at to get.
If and when the kid makes it to the pros, then what? What does he not have the inner moral character to refuse to do then?
When I saw the reading the written statements press conference, I thought the son had learned something. Lavar has money and fame, and now a certain level of power. Good for him. Now figure out how to let your kids learn some lessons. If that's even possible at this time. It's a shame.
I'm no perfect parent. I've got a kid that's messed up beyond belief, no matter what I spent 20 years trying to teach him.
But teaching kids that life is swag, and avoiding consequences is the way to go, apparently, is a shame. Just my opinion.