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Sharon
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Sharon

In view of the mess our country is in now, I find it relaxing to enjoy some light-hearted humor before going to bed.

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It's their right!

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No, they're students

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It's their right!

Richard Dillard
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Richard Dillard

Sure as long as they are required to keep there grades to at least a B average and pay there tuition.

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Tracy J England
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Tracy J England

Universities and Athletic Departments make millions on the backs of athletes. Those same athletes are not allowed to have a job while participating in college athletics (at least at the NCAA level).

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Larry Ewart
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Larry Ewart

I do think that with the amount of money be made by colleges, coaches ,etc that the athletes should have additional compensation. Having said that, a lot of thought will have to go in to the process

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Chris Douglas
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Chris Douglas

College athletes are held to higher standards than those receiving full ride academic scholarships. In being a student-athlete they should be compensated for both. Especially as influencers.

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No, they're students

Dan Taylor
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Dan Taylor

Then the schools shouldn't get enrollment money from the state

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Tim Ream
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Tim Ream

They are there to get an education. Also will have a limited number of schools with top athletes. Sometimes it’s just about the money.

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Steven Huillet
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Steven Huillet

This would just make another Junior Pro Sports system.

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Jodi Dwyer
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Jodi Dwyer

Only if they aren't attending on a full ride scholarship.

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