IMO, college degrees are grossly overpriced and the long-term inflation rate of secondary education

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Apr 25, 2018
1:10:46pm

Indy Coug Misunderstood

IMO, college degrees are grossly overpriced and the long-term inflation rate of secondary education

bears that out. Good luck getting a good job without a college degree, BTW.

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Indy Coug

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Condoleezza Rice on paying players

Indy Coug Misunderstood

4/25/18 11:59am

The problem isn't the bulk of the players, it lies with the

BYU71

4/25/18 12:02pm

Yeah, but do you only pay the superstar?

Dissenter

4/25/18 1:04pm

You let them go pro without having to go to college and cut them out altogether

ManicBlue

4/25/18 2:01pm

Let the superstar go away. The NFL would help the NCAA by allowing players a

TailgateU

4/26/18 8:30am

I don't see any situation in which that would 'help' the NCAA

Dissenter

4/26/18 8:48am

Have fewer stars, more "student"-athletes, and greater parity.

TailgateU

4/26/18 9:26am

fewer stars is VERY bad for sports btw

Dissenter

4/26/18 12:35pm

I would dissent from your opinion for college teams. Then again, I prefer teams

TailgateU

4/26/18 1:10pm

100% agree, not to mention the value of the actual cost of education any given year is not reflected in tuition

Bob Vance

4/25/18 12:03pm

And your student loan payments probably double the total loan amount

Indy Coug

4/25/18 12:05pm

Condi for Prez - seriously....

BlackBart

4/25/18 12:05pm

She'd be awesome.

Benfica1

4/25/18 10:58pm

This quote would be great 30 years ago.

Jeremy

4/25/18 12:13pm

That’s a good reason to revisit the concept of student first with real degrees

SouthernBlueBlood

4/25/18 12:25pm

Are athletics, as a whole, money makers for all universities? Not even close.

ManicBlue

4/25/18 2:03pm

Does she give reasons why paying players will hurt the college model?

Blue Cat

4/25/18 12:21pm

Can you imagine the escalation in the bidding war which would ensue if they started paying players?

Indy Coug

4/25/18 12:26pm

I don't think any player debates between Duke and Wichita State like that.

Jeremy

4/25/18 12:36pm

Yeah, simple solution right there.

Indy Coug

4/25/18 12:38pm

But the market includes gov't entities shielded from market consequences some

rcbyufan

4/25/18 12:43pm

In what world would Wichita State ever be able to offer a player higher compensation than Duke?

SierraCoug

4/25/18 1:10pm

In a world where money comes out of thin air and no budgets exist

Indy Coug

4/25/18 1:12pm

The U.S. government?

rcbyufan

4/25/18 1:20pm

In the Koch Brothers world.

Blue Cat

4/25/18 1:24pm

All the reasons you give is why players should get paid.

Blue Cat

4/25/18 1:05pm

I'm saying it's naive to think paying players makes these problems any better

Indy Coug

4/25/18 1:09pm

Actually, it's naive to think it will be worse.

Blue Cat

4/25/18 1:22pm

The fact that a bidding war could happen is enough evidence that players are

4/25/18 1:15pm

The NBA absolutely needs to stop using the NCAA as the minor leagues. The rise of the G-League

Indy Coug

4/25/18 1:20pm

College degrees are decreasing in value and utility every year

GeraldGarner

4/25/18 12:22pm

So?

Indy Coug

4/25/18 12:27pm

IMO, college degrees are grossly overpriced and the long-term inflation rate of secondary education

Indy Coug

4/25/18 1:10pm

Depends on the school and the degree program. And it is mostly due to liberal arts degrees devaluing everything.

4/25/18 12:56pm

Link?

Hoosier77

4/25/18 1:01pm

What do you mean Link? That's an objective, universally accepted truth.

Dissenter

4/25/18 1:04pm

She gets it. A lot of media morons clamoring for paying players do not.

ArchbishopMitty

4/25/18 5:52pm

It’d be hard for me to love her more

4/25/18 7:06pm

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