Agreed. I mean, who would think someone would do that? Quote from Wojciechowski (wow, I am Polish but even I have trouble with that one!!):
If I've spelled Wojo's name once, I've spelled it 1000 times.
After thinking about this for almost a day here's my thoughts on this whole story.
How it started I haven't a clue. But after it started is where I begin...
I recall, vividly, the amount of publicity Te'o received when he "spurned" USC and committed to Notre Dame. If you followed recruiting back then you'll remember his story was talked about for weeks after it happened and then further on after NSD. He was in the spotlight like he'd never been before.
That kind of attention is addictive. Especially, and here's a key here, where they are psychological issues. I truly believe Te'o needs psychiatric help.
That "beast" he's wrestling with was fed: fed to the point of over indulgence. The more it was fed, the more it grew.
When it gets to the point, assuming part of this is true and the story was revealed in Dec., the attention was too much for him to avoid talking about it in Miami. Even given opportunity to squash it, or at least say, "this is something I don't want to discuss," he did nothing but continue to feed the beast.
Now, he'll never live this down.
However, in his near future one truth exists. The majority of NFL teams care more about his 40 time than they do some psychological issues he's fighting.
In a sense, even with this being exposed right now, that inner beast is still being fed.