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Because its been addressed to you already in this very thread. Perhaps a google search is your next venture here.

It seems you do not know much about the topic at-large.

Do you think it matters what level we are talking about? Its a microcosm of the football industry at the college level. If you don't think so, idk what to tell you. It is. Not everything is taken care of at any level. There are plenty of expenses at every level. And football...

Nope. And its because not "everything is taken care of..." and they don't "have no expenses".

There was literally just a documentary series with a football player living in his car... "Everything is taken care of..." Can't wait for the "whale actually he was in JUCO"...as if the economics aren't just a microcosm of the entire industry.

What you just described is indentured servitude...which is coercive.

Absolutely not. Don't be silly.

I didn't say it was forced labor or slavery...I said it was coercive labor...which it is. This is much less of a problem in other sports, as there are actual options for those athletes to pursue their career path. Football - the highest revenue generating sport - does not. College football is...

If you don't think what college student-athletes do is a job that far exceeds the total sum of the education they receive, idk what to tell you. The NFL has no incentive to alleviate this problem, so I don't know why that is the only solution. either. The NCAA gets all of the benefits of being...

Until these young men can earn a living wage playing college football, I can't blame'em. I don't always like a player leaving early. I don't always agree with them leaving early. But, go get that money, I guess.