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re: FBI arrests several college hoops coaches

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Posted by flash80
Florida
Member since Aug 2016
141 posts
Posted on 9/26/17 at 11:19 am to
Yes i agree, they are not poor little used up commodities like some whiners want to portray them as. They are getting top notch medical care, food, free housing, stipends (now), and what is the most valuable, a free college education worth sometimes 10's of thousands of dollars.

All they have to do is play sports and hopefully stay out of trouble for all that. They are getting so much for their athletic efforts its ridiculous.

Compare that to the single mom with two kids who is struggling to pay bills, or the kid from the poor neighborhood on his own...they have to work two jobs and feed her children while scraping by to maybe afford (6) credits a semester (if that is even possible). She would love all the things these college athletes receive and she

They are compensated justly for their efforts, there is no need to may them.Saying that the colleges make a fortune they need paid more is not a legitimate argument. Same could be said for and big industry and low wage people get what they get, ultimately it doesnt matter much how successful or rich the company is getting, the employees will earn what they are designated to earn.

Looking at college athletes as employees, they are receiving so much already for their efforts. What they are designated to get is more than enough for their efforts, its ludicrous to think they need paid a salary as well.
Posted by wubilli
Columbia
Member since Apr 2014
5517 posts
Posted on 9/26/17 at 11:32 am to
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They are compensated justly for their efforts, there is no need to may them.


This is true for most non revenue athletes. It’s not true for the top football and basketball players. MPJ will make the university over $1 million just this year. Free school, free medical care and a few thousand dollars in a stipend is not fair compensation.
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