There seems to be a correlation to paying less and having a perceived better

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May 4, 2015
7:42:14am

SouthernBlueBlood

There seems to be a correlation to paying less and having a perceived better

program. I take this from the limited information I have read regarding what schools are now paying athletes and programs like Texas Tech paying what looks like the most and USC in the PAC paying the least.

I think with BYU we are attempting to stay even in the minds of the public on perceived program status by paying what looks like one of the higher amounts in the US or west coast.

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SouthernBlueBlood

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There seems to be a correlation to paying less and having a perceived better

SouthernBlueBlood

5/4/15 7:42am

USC scholarship is worth something like $67,000, and probably already has

Kajdin

5/4/15 7:55am

The value of the scholarship will matter very little to most athletes

LifeLongLakerFan

5/4/15 8:04am

that's what I was thinking as well

SouthernBlueBlood

5/4/15 8:07am

Cash that USC already paid in their scholarship. Stipends weren't illegal.

Kajdin

5/4/15 8:08am

So they are evaluating based on overall costs- so would I be correct in assuming

SouthernBlueBlood

5/4/15 8:07am

There should be zero correlation between athletics and the COA.

Josef K

5/4/15 8:30am

Some of it is transportation costs

mogelijk

5/4/15 9:06am

That won't last long

panguitch

5/4/15 8:30am

Meh, Tennessee is highest, followed by Auburn

jkccoug

5/4/15 10:43am

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