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    Paying athletes would be expensive which would give rich schools an advantage: “The largest, most profitable athletic programs would offer athletes more money than less-wealthy schools” (“Compensation for College Athletes” 2). Many argue that richer schools already have a competitive advantage over smaller schools They also worry that if players were to be paid…

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    The NCAA should not pay the athletes Michael Jordan one of the greatest basketball players of all time, was never paid when he played at North Carolina. Other greats like Larry Bird were never paid in college either. If all time greats like Bird and Jordan were never paid, why should the less talented get paid? Jordan and Bird are not the only famous college athletes that were not paid, there are many other greats that include: Magic Johnson, Christian Laettner, Bo Jackson, Lou Gehrig, and many…

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    Intramural sports would be a program that has a sports team for each school that plays against other schools. The money needed to run the Intramural sport program would be taken from the creative and performing arts programs. FCPS’ current plan is to fund intramural sports programs is to take money from Creative and Performing Arts. Fcps schools should not addmake intramural sports programs toin middle schools because it would need to take money from other existing programs, it would be…

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    The Problem Of Paying Student Athletes

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    continues to not pay the players then more eyebrows will be raised due to the fact that universities bring in so much revenue from their athletic teams. This issue will always be highly argued due to the fact that so many people are involved. When you have a job you get paid, and if you happen to get injured on the job you get workers compensation, right? College athletics is a job, but if you get hurt they can’t do anything about it, even if the injury is a life-threatening one. This results in…

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    National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCCA), which is a non-profit organization that provides college athletes and the coaches for the resources. This association is similar to the professional association such as: NBA, NFL, and NHL. Over the years, college sports have become very popular in the United States; more people are inclined to watch college sports than the Professional sports. Since gaining a lot of popularity amongst the people, it has resulted them into gaining revenues for the…

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    “There 's hungry nights where I 'm not able to eat,” said Shabazz Napier, college basketball player for the University of Connecticut who is on an athletic scholarship (Sherman). While his tuition is paid, he cannot afford to eat dinner on occasion. Athletes dedicate all their time into sports and don’t have time for for the essential things like eating. They are isolated from all the regular students and only travel in groups among other athletes. Also, the students rarely see their family and…

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    employee. In most cases, recruited (scholarship receiving) student athletes choose their university primarily based on the athletic program rather than academics. Since the university greatly benefits from the athletic services provided, student athletes consider themselves to be employees of their university. March 31st, 1906 was the day the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) was founded. When the founders discussed the role of the NCAA, they were particularly concerned with the…

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    sports agent, his bias’ may have been altered in the eyes of the reader. Also considering that the average NBA career is about 4.5 years according to the NBA website (Lopez) and the average NFL career is about 3.3 years according to the NFL Players Association (“Average NFL”), having sports agents represent college athletes would more than double the time the agent would get with that particular athlete on average. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the agents of…

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    The BCS football championship and the NCAA(national collegiate athletic association) men’s basketball championship had a 41.7 million viewers making tv networks millions. At the same time the student athletes playing suffer from poverty and can’t provide for themselves. Forcing many to have to take money from under the table or illegally.According to Shabazz Napier one of the nations leading basketball player says"I don 't feel student-athletes should get hundreds of thousands of dollars, but…

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    thoroughly in recent times. With testimonies coming from current and former NCAA Division I athletes about inability to afford basic living amenities such as being able to afford dinner, being able to see a movie with friends, or find time to balance athletics with academics and a social life, media and critics have been arguing whether or not it is time to start paying college athletes. Some of the proponents for paying college athletes argue that the amount of time put in by the athletes and…

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