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Let them opt out and take their schollies. Ungrateful little ******* getting a free education already
But only to a point. Look at UM in the 70's. They were all set to drop football. There was no great concern that they university would collapse or people would stop attending. Football exists at most colleges as long as it helps pay the bills for other sports and isn't too much of a headache.Man some of you are grossly underestimating the power these kids have right now.
A single complaint from any kid has coaches groveling for forgiveness as they sign up for classes on sensitivity. Multiply that times 30 kids per school screaming exploitation and financial abuse and see what happens.
Until now players as a whole just shut their mouths and just played. Those days are over.
If you’re so simple you think kicking the them off and replacing them won’t make the problem exponentially worse, you must have just woken up from a coma.
Let them opt out and take their schollies. Ungrateful little ******* getting a free education already
Bleeding heart
Im sure youre not that important in that recruits world but if it makes you feel better go right ahead...LOL. yeah i bet a recruit reading this board right now can really feel that the fans of UM really care about the players
That's so stupid? What's a sec mentality? Sounds like stereotypical nonsense....ah ok good response. enjoy that SEC mentality you have there
Once you see a coach sue a university for 50 or 60 million dollars and loss of future earnings for wrongful termination in a real court, not a campus kangeroo court, you'll be less awed by the power of these kids . . . Oh, and what should the cut of the revenues for the coaches be . . . ?Man some of you are grossly underestimating the power these kids have right now.
A single complaint from any kid has coaches groveling for forgiveness as they sign up for classes on sensitivity. Multiply that times 30 kids per school screaming exploitation and financial abuse and see what happens.
Until now players as a whole just shut their mouths and just played. Those days are over.
If you’re so simple you think kicking the them off and replacing them won’t make the problem exponentially worse, you must have just woken up from a coma.
Your absolutely right.Man some of you are grossly underestimating the power these kids have right now.
A single complaint from any kid has coaches groveling for forgiveness as they sign up for classes on sensitivity. Multiply that times 30 kids per school screaming exploitation and financial abuse and see what happens.
Until now players as a whole just shut their mouths and just played. Those days are over.
If you’re so simple you think kicking the them off and replacing them won’t make the problem exponentially worse, you must have just woken up from a coma.
I hope the players get EVERY FUQIN' DIMENeither do the buffoons running the NCAA and athletic departments. They've wasted billons of dollars on bull**** fancy locker rooms, athletic vilages and massive guaranteed contracts for ****** coaches who they then fire. Only to pay another's obscene buyout so that coach can produce the same exact result the guy they fired did.
All to maintain the ridiculous facade of shamateurism, instead of thinking progressively as athletics changed as the unspeakably large dollars started pouring in. They just sat there like hogs feeding at the trough without a single thought towards the future.
Well the future has been forced down their throat and they're broke and have no cards to play.
They are getting what they deserve.
Dude a scholarship at the U is worth well over 300k. Every other student in the country that wasn't born into wealth, has to take on debt for their education and expenses. This debt in many cases, inhibits their ability to buy a home, start a family and save for retirement.LOL. yeah i bet a recruit reading this board right now can really feel that the fans of UM really care about the players
You think no one has screamed exploitation and financial abuse before? Nw tried to form a union and it went to court. And apologizing for using the wrong word or wearing the wrong t shirt in these political times is a little different than uprooting and changing an entire system, or figuring out how to pay thousands of college athletes while following title ixMan some of you are grossly underestimating the power these kids have right now.
A single complaint from any kid has coaches groveling for forgiveness as they sign up for classes on sensitivity. Multiply that times 30 kids per school screaming exploitation and financial abuse and see what happens.
Until now players as a whole just shut their mouths and just played. Those days are over.
If you’re so simple you think kicking the them off and replacing them won’t make the problem exponentially worse, you must have just woken up from a coma.
Ummm.....the schools are contractually obligated to do exactly what the contract states. It doesn't matter if it's 100x the school president's salary.Some here are acting as if players are paid they will not get scholarships.
As much as some may hate it, the players will still get scholarships because it is in the schools interest to still get the best teams possible.
The thought of an overpaid coach suing the University for loss of income when he makes 2X to 10X more than the University President is hilarious. They'd be laughed out of court.
Will some colleges drop out because they cannot be as profitable? Sure. , but the vast majority will remain and BIGTIME College sports will continue undeterred.
The loss of the smallest entities like the Wagners and Elon's will not curtail Universities from continuing to ride this huge fat gravy train.
The reduction of unnecessary and misguided appendages (ncaa) that do not add value to collegiate sports will be the primary victims
"Racial exploitation" LOL“There is no better example of NCAA sports’ racial exploitation,” Ramogi Huma, executive director of the would-be college athlete union, the National College Players Association, said last week, “than colleges marching their football players into the covid-19 pandemic without the enforcement of any health and safety standards in pursuit of football revenue that players themselves will never see.”
Ummm.....the schools are contractually obligated to do exactly what the contract states. It doesn't matter if it's 100x the school president's salary.