It’s messed up though. If a kid is on an academic scholarship and has a side job at Starbucks to make money, I don’t see him wanting to tax their scholarships too. It’s discriminatory against a class of scholarship recipients based on how they earn money.
Yes man and Palm Beach and Broward as well. Richard Fain could put all the players on Royal Carribean commercials.
The way they can do this is to have a blanket tax law that subjects scholarships of all types across the board to taxation if the recipient earns in excess of a certain amount of money per year, regardless of how it’s earned. I think that’s awful.
Pretty interesting would love to know more in depth why he said this
Good point.
Facts
They wont get paid to play theyll get payed for what they sell basically
This. A few will profit. A lot of details/rules have to be worked out before this will fly.
It certainly can make it easier for current bag types to legitimatize the money, especially local car dearly types. I am hoping beyond donor bagmen. We always lose that contest. As great as Bama has been it is still basically a local brand. The U and ND and to slightly lesser extent, USC are or have been more national and global. Oblivious our brand has suffered the last 15 years but it had overtaken ND at one point and even the Golden Arches on the world stage. Think about the flash fire the TOC turned into in a couple months. Our chance for recovery might be small but the upside of it is beyond any other school. It goes without saying that our administration will intentional try to ***** it up in any way possible -- they are bigger enemy than all the bag men in the country.
