Two University of Miami students have been using a shared golf cart to commute to the Florida Panthers’ advanced training complex in Fort Lauderdale, raising questions about access and protocol. The arrangement comes as the university prepares to host Florida A&M in an upcoming football matchup, highlighting ongoing discussions about how student athletes and staff navigate facilities typically reserved for professional teams. While the golf cart use appears routine for some, it underscores broader debates over resource allocation and public versus private access in high-profile sports settings. Details on how this practice aligns with university or league policies remain unclear.

Brady and Matthew have been sharing a golf cart to ride to the Florida Panthers’ state-of-the-art practice facility in Fort Lauderdale. When the University of Miami hosts Florida A&M in football ...