Pac 12 Players Asking for 50% of revenue to play this year

[JD08]

It says

"1. Distribute 50% of each sport’s total conference revenue evenly among athletes in their respective sports."

I wonder what the unintended consequences of this might be . . . ?

While they're at it, they should probably distribute their grades evenly, as well . . .

Notice it says revenue, not profit.

 

[skeeter]

Figures some pu$$y **** like this would start on the west coast....Bunch of surfers, wanna be gangsters, trust fund babies, and antifa out there.

 

[1LuvCane]

Pac 12 os going to kill the only sports they're good at volleyball and water polo because of a bunch of wannabe woke football players...

 

[Tetragrammaton Cane]

And therein lies the political question that Iv

Giant pizza?
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I understand the metaphor, but I have to imagine that at some point more schools say, “is this our mission?”, “it’s a net deficit …”

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

This is likely not going anywhere.

I’m 100% in favor of increased player compensation, comprehensive health insurance, to include a limited amount of time post career (like a subsidized extended Cobra), as well as enriching the current likeness compensation deal.

But these west coast goofballs started from such an extreme position, they set themselves up for failure.

Some of you guys are talking about negotiations 101. Here’s one maxim: you don’t start from such an extreme position that you’re not taken seriously.

It‘s like offering 50 g’s for a new Porsche Turbo S at the lot. The salesman will just walk away from you.

 

[Mnhurricane]

That would bankrupt the rest of collegiate sports. Football is king for $$ and funds the rest of the athletic departments

 

[Docholliday03]

Demanding revenue when schools are dropping sports and are probably going to be taking losses across the board this year with lack of fan attendance is a really really bad look. Now is not the time to be making money demands.

And they want revenue, not profit. So they are demanding every school lose money across the board.

 

[1LuvCane]

Demanding revenue when schools are dropping sports and are probably going to be taking losses across the board this year with lack of fan attendance is a really really bad look. Now is not the time to be making money demands.

And they want revenue, not profit. So they are demanding every school lose money across the board.

Pipe dream that only OP can dream of....

 

[Number1CanesFan]

This sounds nice in theory and gives everyone good feelings all around but this is actually against their own interest. These sports were eliminated because they generate no revenue, the revenue that allowed these sports to be played is basically the same revenue these players are asking for.. No business operates like this

You do realize that these institutions are supposed to be non profit organizations. Several sports were eliminated because of Title 9. Only football, basketball, and (at some schools) baseball generate revenue.

 

[Stylie]

I want half too. Tell these kids to go player another sport if they want to act like *******.

 

[imyrhuckleberry]

It says

Notice it says revenue, not profit.

This will work well for them . . . they can incorporate it in the NFL when they go . . . all of them, of course . . .

 

[MDOcane]

I am all for paying players.....no scholarships.....no free dorms.....no free food........etc....They want to be paid then let them pay for everything and learn how to manage money and become an adult. And yes give them 50% of the gate and concessions this year

IDGAF about the NCAA. all i care about is UM & how we can get back to winning championships. If student athletes had to pay their own tuition here you can rest assured Miami will never sniff a conference championship, let alone a natty. this all couldve been avoided if they let kids make $ out of their name & likeness long ago.

 

[SayWhat]

I would show them the door and hand their jersey to a walkon who would gladly take it.

 

[Number1CanesFan]

Or any kids. The schools can kick them out and they can go get a job.

Lets be clear. Students can't be removed from school for refusing playing football or any other sport. Scholarships could be revoked, but not during this pandemic.

 

[pyhooya]

IDGAF about the NCAA. all i care about is UM & how we can get back to winning championships. If student athletes had to pay their own tuition here you can rest assured Miami will never sniff a conference championship, let alone a natty. this all couldve been avoided if they let kids make $ out of their name & likeness long ago.

First you missed the whole point of the post....

Second....you pretty much described the last 15 years that is Miami football.

 

[Miami[]_[]Smoke]

Facility improvements benefit the schools. It's a nice shiny object they use to get kids in where they can churn em and burn em. Once they are gone the kid has zero benefit from it while the school continues to use it to recruit.

Want to give something back? Give every P5 graduate a lump sum upon graduation to help start a business or to use as a down payment to buy a home for themselves and their family.

Ita obvious that the facilities are for current athletes, just like most students don’t go back to use the schools library After they graduate. They don’t just benefit the school, the players benefit too while they are there. The point is a lot of money is being put back into the program.
And I ’m sure thats where most graduates will spend their payment too, homes and entrepreneurial endeavors.

 

[imyrhuckleberry]

So exactly how much would Miami end up paying a guy for dancing on the sidelines . . ? For 6 years . . ?

 

[SayWhat]

I should gather up my fellow co-workers, same with every single other person in this country, and say 50% or we sit out.

Genius, absolute genius idea. We all do it, who can they then hire?

Let's get it guys and girls.

 

[Midlo Cane Fan]

 

[imyrhuckleberry]

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Very thoughtful response . . . quite a reporter . . .