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Husker Max Asked by Husker Max
4/28/2014

Do you think college athletes should unionize?

15%
Yes

6

85%
No WINNER

16

15%
Yes

1 Comments
Chad Sheeks
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Chad Sheeks

It is unfair to make others hundreds of millions and be offered an education which is maybe worth 50k. The best players leave early anyway, no education. Pool the D1 union money and split it evenly.

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85%
No

16 Comments
Wm Salyers
4
Wm Salyers

unionization would change college football as we know it

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Dan Marlatt
1
Dan Marlatt

Colleges are for educating students, not for running professional sports teams. If players want to be paid then they should skip college and go straight to the pros. I will ruin college sports.

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Chad Sheeks
Chad Sheeks

This is not possible. You are not allowed to go straight pro.

Joel A. De Ford
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Joel A. De Ford

because unions destroy competitiveness.

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Richard Barnes
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Richard Barnes

A stipend should suffice. We need to keep college sports as un professional as possible. Unions will only cause conflict and missed games, walk outs etc. A loss of fan support would follow.

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Keith Petrie
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Keith Petrie

They may not get everything...but they get more than than the average Scholarship student gets. They also have the opportunity for an education to fall back on if they don't play professional sports

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vulgus regula
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vulgus regula

because, while the NCAA does not handle everything correctly, these players are students with scholarships, not workers. Just because their is a buck to confiscate does not make them workers.

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Chad Sheeks
Chad Sheeks

Not true at all. They are workers. They spend 40-50 a week with sports. More during the season. They make hundreds of millions of dollars for others.

James A Curtis
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James A Curtis

Not paid employees and have all the benefits they need.

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Chad Sheeks
Chad Sheeks

While they are part of the team sure. But none of the players receive physical therapy 20 years later. The players need a union they are being taken advantage of.

Dan Novak
0
Dan Novak

They get free food, free housing, free education, and a stipend. More and the common students will suffer.

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Chad Sheeks
Chad Sheeks

Actually many Athletic Departments are an individual financial entity. Athletic department money is not funneled into academia.

Adam Fisher
0
Adam Fisher

It will hurt them more than they realize when they become a true 'employee'

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Chad Sheeks
Chad Sheeks

Yeah because true employees get paid. That will really suck for them.

Eric Oates
0
Eric Oates

1) they are not employees. 2) unions SUCK. 3) the athletes are paid well enough with the opportunities they receive through the schools they represent. 4) nothing good has happened to athletics since

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Norman Curfman
0
Norman Curfman

Unionization will destroy college athletics. Unionization of anything in today's world destroy's any business entity, not only economically, but functional efficiency as well.

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Mike Conyers
0
Mike Conyers

The threat of a union is good. The actualization of a union fails to address the problem.

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Michael Morkert
0
Michael Morkert

Most have scholarships and/or great meal plans and other privileges others do not get...NO

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Jerry Williams
0
Jerry Williams

Loss of too many benifits

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Jim Jones
0
Jim Jones

Unions create an unnecessary bureaucracy that separates stakeholders

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Will Cortez Mills be a game-changer at wide receiver in 2025?

Will Cortez Mills be a game-changer at wide receiver in 2025?

Yes, big impact

2

True freshman, needs time

3

Yes, big impact

2 Comments
Brad Meister
0
Brad Meister

NU needs a freshman to have a big time impact. Hopefully this is the one.

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True freshman, needs time

3 Comments
Loren Zimmerman
1
Loren Zimmerman

I've given up any hope of anyone being an impact player until they prove they can actually perform. Too many "BUSTS", including the team, overall.

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Roland St.Denis
0
Roland St.Denis

Having watched him several times now, he needs to develop physically, and even more importantly, must focus on the mental game. He has too many lapses at the high school level. That will be magnified in the B1G

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John Hoie
0
John Hoie

The only recent freshman I thought would be an impact player was Raiola. Barney was a pleasant surprise.

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Will NU win 9 games next season?

Will NU win 9 games next season?

Yes, schedule favors

10

No, too optimistic

4

Yes, schedule favors

10 Comments
Robert Lloyd
1
Robert Lloyd

Why not... at least we can hope during the off-season. We are Nebraskans after all.

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Michael Hoffart
1
Michael Hoffart

Next season would be the season to do it. Pretty good set up schedule wise and we SHOULD have the talent to make it happen.

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James Key
1
James Key

At least 8 Wins if no glaring issues.

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A B
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A B

1. look at MR history. 2. Look at how MR's aggressiveness at improving coaching and roster. 3. the team has been learning how to win and we are positioned for a break through. 4. Dylan Raiola!!!

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A B
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A B

1. look at MR history. 2. Look at how MR's aggressiveness at improving coaching and roster. 3. the team has been learning how to win and we are positioned for a break through. 4. Dylan Raiola!!!

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Joe Hegarty
0
Joe Hegarty

Passing game will click.

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David Dahlkoetter
0
David Dahlkoetter

Better depth. Offensive line needs to improve and will Defense looks awesome. Qb play will be better. Better widouts.

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James McDermott
0
James McDermott

The schedule favors the huskers. The team seems to finally have the finishing attitude

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Mike O
0
Mike O

Yes. In fact, NU will win 11 games next year. But 3 of the wins will be moral victories. Final record: 8 wins, 3 moral victories, 2 losses.

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No, too optimistic

4 Comments
PJ SAid
1
PJ SAid

I can't do it! I can't say it. Husker fans have been burned too many times. PROVE IT FIRST! GBR!

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Isaiah Skrdla
0
Isaiah Skrdla

We replaced 3 coordinators and basically lost our d-line. I haven’t seen any evidence that our o-line will be good next year. We also lost most of our running back room. We’re probably not going to be much better next year than this year.

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Dave Levesque
0
Dave Levesque

I've been let down too many times.

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Roger Shriver
0
Roger Shriver

If Coach Ruhl had made more changes after year 1 (OC, special teams) I would be more optimistic for year 3. But after three games, extra practices, and a bowl game (barely) this year, I haven't seen much to make me think things will be that much better next year.

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