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RE: my only issue is do all players get paid and is it across

Posted on: October 16, 2018 at 09:14:51 CT

TigerMook MU

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Yeah, at some point Title IX would rear its head and the women's lacrosse team will have to be paid too. Also, not sure how it would work from a financial standpoint. If the larger universities had to spend a significant part of their athletic budgets on salaries for players, then they have less money for uniforms, travel, staff, etc. So, for some schools, say a Coastal Carolina or Tulsa or SEMO, at what point does it become a loss and not worth doing? There are just so many variables here and unanswered questions. It would be more equitable for the athletes for sure, but would it end up killing college sports altogether?

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I've always been against college athletes being paid. - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:07:29

I think the answer is allowing them to sign with an agent - tigerinhogtown STL - 10/16 13:50:59

Every single possible solution is phony if it isn’t - CJsLover MU - 10/16 09:48:31

The problem with the NCAA - TigerMook MU - 10/16 09:50:31

Let them leave, good luck with that(nm) - CJsLover MU - 10/16 09:51:47

The actual answer is make consistent and significant - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 09:44:20

If were that easy to police and enforce it would be done. - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:53:02

Oh it is, but the NCAA wont do it, if they slapped each team - MU-TULSA MU - 10/16 11:49:02

No it wouldn't. There is very little attempt to do so (nm) - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 10:21:05

I think it is easy, how did kU not know about phony Bill’s - CJsLover MU - 10/16 09:58:55

Remember 'Compliance doesn't sell tickets' Does anyone - DHighlander NWMSU - 10/16 10:17:32

I agree with sprintcar here - Mormad MU - 10/16 10:04:05

Instead - cal MU - 10/16 09:34:18

Pros like college FB and BB, it's their farm system, the - MU-TULSA MU - 10/16 11:59:51

Yep, get rid of the one and done...it won't solve everything - playhard NWMSU - 10/16 09:39:51

I agree 100%. But that's not a college issue and there's - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:44:46

I think that - o'lineydisciple MU - 10/16 09:20:01

I agree that teams with returning players are more fun to - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:38:03

I say let the agent loans be legal - Domino MU

- 10/16 09:17:27

yep, only allow agents the NBA certifies - tigerinhogtown STL - 10/16 14:07:29

Yes. Let players make money on their own, however they may - MizzouAstro MU

- 10/16 09:37:32

I don't think people who don't want to or shouldn't be in - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 09:13:41

Wont work, if an alum with lots of money wants to make sure - MU-TULSA MU - 10/16 12:03:40

But that's not going to happen. Major college sports are a - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:19:50

Why not? That isn't the universities mission - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 09:22:33

Because for one thing you can't force anyone to continue - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:31:39

I'm not talking about via force - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 09:35:45

Well I am a devout believer that lowering the requirements - MU-TULSA MU - 10/16 12:09:31

I wouldn't have an issue if schools wanted to enforce - sprintcar STL - 10/16 09:42:51

Because you have 4 years of eligibility (nm) - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 09:44:59

my only issue is do all players get paid and is it across - TigerA MU - 10/16 09:09:34

RE: my only issue is do all players get paid and is it across - TigerMook MU - 10/16 09:14:51

Its already a huge annual loss for ku - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 09:17:58

RE: Its already a huge annual loss for ku - TigerMook MU - 10/16 09:46:35

I'm saying that is why ku operates at a huge annual loss - FIJItiger MU

- 10/16 10:20:22

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