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Stanford star running back Bryce Love was unable to be in attendance for Pac-12 media day in Los Angeles this week, and one writer is criticizing him and his school over the absence. Conferences across America are hosting media days as their annual way to promote the upcoming college football season. The media days are good opportunities for reporters to get to know the conference’s coaches and players. They lead to stories from media outlets (like this one) and help fans get excited about the year. Typically a program’s head coach and at least one veteran player will show up to represent the school and answer questions from reporters. As a Heisman Trophy candidate, Love was the obvious choice to attend from Stanford, but he was unable to make the trip due to a rigorous summer school schedule, so he took questions via videochat from Skype instead. “Me, personally, I really wanted to be there to represent the university,” Love said. “But I decided I just wasn’t able to make it happen this year. Based on other
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