After Michael Oher goes off to college at the University of Mississippi, he’s put in a strange position: on paper, he’s a college student, but in reality, he’s at Ole Miss for one reason—to play football. The Ole Miss football program devotes tremendous resources to ensure that its athletes give their undivided attention to the sport. They hire expensive tutors to help the athletes learn the material from their courses as quickly as possible; furthermore, the passage implies, another part of the tutors’ job is to pressure the athletes to major in relatively easy subjects like “Criminal Law.” Ironically enough…