This is the translation I guess LOL
Gotta love when 68 year old attorneys are deciding if 18 year old athletes are emotionally prepared to make money because they are good at something.
It means NCAA lobbyists are offering to line his pockets in the interest of maintaining the status quo imo
And yet somehow baseball and hockey players donāt have this problem.
If the players criticized this guy, heād be out as president tomorrow and Jim Tressel would be the next president
Well Ryan Day can fire him whenever he wants at least
āIām just hoping the coach doesnāt fire me.ā
Really benefit? What the hell does that mean?
I think it means weāve been earning huge dollars from college athletes forever and its been very beneficial to all the major Universities. Let us pause for a few hundred more years and see if we canāt find a way to continue this exploitation of labor. We certainly donāt want āto harmā the establishment! Show me the money!!!
Change is in the airā¦letās see what happens.
That revenue sharing model is going kill a ton of non revenue sports.
Why? D2 and D3 support these same non-revenue sports and their football and basketball programs arenāt revenue generators
Those drafting this bill likely view this as a good thing. A not-insubstantial group of people view non-revenue sports as racist.
Student fees from traditional students subsidize a large portion of the cost of those sports. That is something i am very against. Also schools sponsor way fewer sports at those levels.
Get the whole team in some Air Chets next year