Then the richer schools would end up treating those loans as they do coaching contracts. We’ll cover that loan and give

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Apr 19, 2024
1:48:01pm

specsauce All-American

You the money to pay it back. I don’t see that solving the problem.

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Signing “loan” that is forgiveable should be the direction schools could go.

IGlowInTheDark

Apr 19, 1:31pm

Isn't that "pay to play" though?

RenoCoug

Apr 19, 1:34pm

It's already pay to play

ochobeeguy

Apr 19, 1:36pm

Not from the schools directly, though.

bluesloth

Apr 19, 1:37pm

riiiiiiiight

ochobeeguy

Apr 19, 1:39pm

You think any schools are stupid enough to directly pay players now?

bluesloth

Apr 19, 1:41pm

Once state legislatures start passing laws similar to Virginias then

RockyBalboa

Apr 19, 2:24pm

Obviously as laws/NCAA rules change, schools, businesses, and players will

bluesloth

Apr 19, 2:30pm

This would be a 4 year a part of the scholarship with pay back if they don’t

Littlerich

Apr 19, 1:42pm

Virginia just signed a law to pay student athletes directly

BigTex

Apr 19, 1:54pm

Correct, but requiring them to pay money back if they leave after year 1

RenoCoug

Apr 19, 1:42pm

I like this. Gives good incentive to stick around.

BackPacker

Apr 19, 2:08pm

Schools don’t like giving four year guaranteed money because a lot of recruits

Jay Kay

Apr 19, 1:36pm

Then the richer schools would end up treating those loans as they do coaching contracts. We’ll cover that loan and give

specsauce

Apr 19, 1:48pm

Throw in a non-compete clause too!

cougfanz

Apr 19, 1:49pm

And tail malpractice!

IGlowInTheDark

Apr 19, 1:51pm

Leave that part out:) but just send them an email when they hit the portal

cougfanz

Apr 19, 1:52pm

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