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At $50,000 a year for non-resident, that's $200,000 value for 4 years. A great deal for the 99% that won't play pro-ball. {nm}
If you are following the OK-State football story; my family name is about to be pulled through the mud. I just heard and Sep 12, 20:12
We can never blame the players. The NCAA has these crazy rules. The players are unpaid. Why not take what you can? Sep 13, 06:31
The players are paid with a full scholarship with room and board. {nm} Sep 13, 10:23
And compared to what they bring in to their respective universities, they are working cheap. Sep 13, 10:43
At $50,000 a year for non-resident, that's $200,000 value for 4 years. A great deal for the 99% that won't play pro-ball. Sep 13, 11:30
But that is their own fault for not taking advantage of the opportunities GIVEN to them. {nm} Sep 13, 12:30
Hard to take advantage of a college education when you can't read above a sixth grade level. {nm} Sep 13, 13:06
versus the tens of millions that a top Div I school earns off their football program every year? peanuts {nm} Sep 14, 10:43
yes, I read the whole SI article... wow Damen. and no worries here, has nothing to do with you. Sep 13, 08:43
The devil is in the details Sep 13, 10:02
I haven't followed this story but based on comments made here, my thoughts are inside Sep 13, 10:24
Allowing Olympic athletes to pocket some cash hasn't destroyed the integrity of the competition. Sep 13, 10:27
I know that college ball effectively is a NFL minor league - that's what I think the problem is. Sep 13, 11:09
I don't believe Olympic athletes that are still in school/scholarship can take cash either. {nm} Sep 13, 11:34
Give the players a stipend and a lot of this crap would go away. Sep 13, 10:12
With the Cowboys this was bound to happen Sooner or later. {nm} Sep 13, 13:46
We will handle the Sooners, later! {nm} Sep 13, 15:08