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re: "There are only 2 schools in the SEC that currently do not cheat."
Posted on 9/21/15 at 10:14 am to roadGator
Posted on 9/21/15 at 10:14 am to roadGator
Well your argument for it being morally wrong is that teams get penalized for doing it. That is simple minded. Do you not question rules?
It's much deeper than that. And I'll give you a hint as to why it's illegal. It has nothing to do with moral$.
It's much deeper than that. And I'll give you a hint as to why it's illegal. It has nothing to do with moral$.
This post was edited on 9/21/15 at 10:15 am
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Posted on 9/21/15 at 10:19 am to cas4t
Our morals are different. I don't think NCAA players should be paid. I also don't think admission standards should be dropped to accommodate kids that can jump high and run fast but aren't suited for a college curriculum.
I know it's about money and that's why things the way they are. There's a simple solution. Remove the amateur athlete tag, pay them a fair wage and stop pretending. Also, don't make them attend class, let the NFLPA get involved and negotiate for the benefit of these minor league players.
Drop the ruse. It's not fooling anyone any longer.
Paying them and stop pretending they are amateurs seems more likely to happen down the road.
That will avoid having to pay the girls rowing team. They can still retain their amateur status and therefore be ineligible for payment.
I know it's about money and that's why things the way they are. There's a simple solution. Remove the amateur athlete tag, pay them a fair wage and stop pretending. Also, don't make them attend class, let the NFLPA get involved and negotiate for the benefit of these minor league players.
Drop the ruse. It's not fooling anyone any longer.
Paying them and stop pretending they are amateurs seems more likely to happen down the road.
That will avoid having to pay the girls rowing team. They can still retain their amateur status and therefore be ineligible for payment.
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