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Opponents say such a system would exacerbate inequities that already exist among college athletics programs and create a financial burden for schools.
Opponents say such a system would exacerbate inequities that already exist among college athletics programs and create a financial burden for schools.
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Lesa Swartwood
If they do then they also should have to pay for their courses, no scholarships
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Elizabeth Spalding
This would make them professionals, just indirectly rather than direct sponsorship.
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Fred Colbern
I'd rather see a state law prohibiting state employees from publicly supporting professional or college sports, that includes attending games.
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Lois Woods Stevens
99% have full scholarships, that is enough!! It is such a shame that so much is given to athletics.
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Max
Many people with scholarships have part time jobs. Are you saying that athletes don't deserve an alternate income source? That seems rather biased to me.
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There’s a fine balance. Keep their scholarship money the same and if they want to build their brand with a 3rd party - let them!
ReplyThere will be problems going forward with NIL. The D1 institutions created this monster by chasing money by way of conference realignment, paying outlandish salaries to coaches,AD’s , etc. The players are only wanting part of the action.
ReplyOnly if they have passing grades.
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