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Jul 30, 2014
8:59:49pm

ABCoug

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ABCoug

Bio page: ABCoug
Joined: Mar 16, 2003
Last login: May 12, 2024
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There are 517,849 college scholarship athletes in America

7/30/14 5:11pm

Slaves, all of them. Don't confuse liberals with logic...

bluefish

7/30/14 5:19pm

My further question - how many of you provide your employers an

7/30/14 5:28pm

All of us should, otherwise we should be fired.

TheRowdy

7/30/14 6:53pm

I agree.

7/30/14 5:29pm

When ESPN signs a contract to pay the SEC $100 million per year

hessrp

7/30/14 5:39pm

The amount of money the schools make is almost irrelevant

7/30/14 5:41pm

The brand is what makes the money and while players help build the brand

7/30/14 5:42pm

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ABCoug

7/30/14 8:59pm

agreed.

Archaea

7/31/14 8:55am

Schools "making" money is a non sequitur

Archaea

7/30/14 5:45pm

Did I say anything about the schools?

hessrp

7/30/14 5:50pm

How do a few coaches making bundles exploit the players?

Archaea

7/30/14 5:54pm

Do people tune in to watch coaches or the players?

hessrp

7/30/14 6:07pm

coaches salaries are irrelevant

7/30/14 6:08pm

because of the conspiracy to deny student athletes their full market value

charles

7/30/14 6:35pm

What value is a girl's softball player at BYU?

Archaea

7/30/14 6:38pm

Reduces the freshman 40

TXSmith

7/30/14 7:03pm

should have said real not full. some are overvalued, some are undervalued

charles

7/30/14 7:51pm

the biggest "crime" is paying FB coaches millions on the backs of the players

charles

7/30/14 7:51pm

Why do people always use the extremes when trying to make a point?

7/30/14 7:50pm

And there are another 1/3 without scholarships

TXSmith

7/30/14 5:45pm

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TXSmith

7/30/14 5:51pm

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