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They are actually LESS valuable than tenured professors. So, they would still be overpaid.

I made significantly more than 1600 bucks a month using my talent, and my talent isn't nearly as valuable as what guys like GR15 can do. Again, they are stuck in a system in which overpaid idiots like Dabo are paid 10 million plus, and given the world, while the people most responsible for the...

Something is better than 100% of nothing. Frankly, the fact that these young men could be making an actual salary and going to school isn't a bad deal. Then again, it's amazing how people love to play the "You're going to have to give up money" game when it comes to other people's salaries...

Running out of steam, now aren't we? There is a fundamental difference between us telling someone with a unique talent that they can't financially benefit from it while everyone else does, and having a society in which billionaires and trillionaires exist, but a working person is one random...

Those non revenue sport athletes, most of whom are upper middle class white kids are the prime beneficiaries of the current system. It shouldn't fall to mostly working class black men to pay for Karen and Chad, so they can play their country club sports. If a sport can't afford to support...

I was on a scholarship, I was able to use the talent that got me that scholarship to make as much money on the side as I wanted. If I invented the next Facebook or whatever, I could collect my money and STILL be on said academic ride, provided I maintained my GPA. I was also PAID BY THE...

I'm a CFB fan, but I'm also not a sociopath that thinks that my entertainment should come before the economic freedom of other people. I've always wanted to see college athletes own their futures, and this may be the best opportunity to ensure that happens going forward. It's shameful that the...

GOOD. Sick and tired of watching these young men get screwed over by the system, while **** near everyone else around them gets paid. If the NFL won't open a legit minor league, do your thing for two years in college, and then sit and prepare for the draft. It's about time that these young...