Athletes Should Be Paid

Throughout the years, many colleges have had much controversy over whether or not athletes should be paid to play in college. This deciding factor is still “no” at the moment but continues to be up in the air about whether or not athletes should get paid. Paying athletes would just lead to loss in revenue as well as other sports on campus that are not as popular, and would also result in greed. Therefor athletes should to not get a salary, and should not be paid for playing a sport.
Athletes argue that much of their time goes into sports, and that they never have time to work, or earn money towards their college tuition. What most athletes do not mention is the scholarships, or other funds that they have received while playing their sport. Most of the athletes who want to be paid are the ones who are better known, …show more content…
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