The competitive balance in college athletics is a mirage, IMO. At least when it comes

Jul 11, 2019
3:06:57pm

mik3 Juan Camaney

to the big revenue sports.

The only think the NCAA's artificial restrictions do is prevent athletes from getting compensated at market value. The top dogs get the top players, everyone else is fighting for scraps.

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This will fundamentally change college athletics, I'm not sure the Church will

ColumbusCoug

7/11/19 2:40pm

Why would the church care if BYU football players were paid for use of their likeness? They absolutely should be.

Pimpin4Paradise

7/11/19 2:41pm

I'm not the OP and these aren't necessarily my thoughts. If I had to guess where

gwalker

7/11/19 2:47pm

Yes, thank you. I should have provided more context but college athletics could

ColumbusCoug

7/11/19 2:48pm

When Ty Detmer came through there was tremendous interest in him. Who got that $

buckeyecougarguy

7/11/19 5:03pm

I think it’s funny how people who want to pay players act like the players get

Pretorian

7/11/19 6:23pm

This isn't about schools paying players.

mik3

7/11/19 6:40pm

IMO this will just remove artificial restrictions from the market and make things better.

mik3

7/11/19 2:50pm

Now on to my own thoughts, which are different. More money may well be fair. It

gwalker

7/11/19 2:53pm

Right, I was addressing the point. Understood that they were not your arguments.

mik3

7/11/19 3:05pm

I’m surprised you find any charm now.

Blue Cat

7/11/19 5:17pm

Capitalism always wins

Cougforgood

7/11/19 5:54pm

i am hoping that the NCAA says see ya to UCLA,CAL,SDSU and fresno Stanford and

travelcoug

7/11/19 4:36pm

I agree, but I don't think that's the issue. I've heard it argued that

DraperCoug22

7/11/19 4:50pm

Maybe in the short run

Cougforgood

7/11/19 5:56pm

“The world is our campus”...? Might help

ZooBlue

7/11/19 7:47pm

I guess I don't understand why this would be a problem

kjBYU

7/11/19 2:45pm

What happens when a car dealership is willing to give every single football

ColumbusCoug

7/11/19 2:47pm

I don't see an issue with players driving cars. Money already drives recruiting, that's why

mik3

7/11/19 2:52pm

I don't think it is a negative thing for student-athletes to be given cars but

ColumbusCoug

7/11/19 2:55pm

The competitive balance in college athletics is a mirage, IMO. At least when it comes

mik3

7/11/19 3:06pm

I don't get why the Church would care about this. It is irrelevant to the Church

Romex

7/11/19 2:45pm

other than that the Church has to decide whether it is willing to bankroll

AggieWeekendCougar

7/11/19 3:08pm

Think profiting from name & likeness refers to endorsements from third parties. So under this

mik3

7/11/19 3:14pm

Exactly, they would probably bring in some additional cash.

Romex

7/11/19 3:23pm

I am not convinced that being a school that Title IX wouldn't wiggle into the

AggieWeekendCougar

7/11/19 4:01pm

It seems typical that a poster with 'Aggie' in his boardname would have a hard

UberDeek

7/11/19 4:02pm

So now you resort to personal attacks to quell an opinion...and you wonder why

AggieWeekendCougar

7/11/19 4:13pm

Its called an ad hominem argument.

Pioneercoug

7/11/19 4:25pm

Oh, I'm not a BYU grad... One doesn't have to be THAT smart to know that

UberDeek

7/11/19 4:52pm

Again, this wouldn't require the school to pay anybody anything. Sponsors wouldn't

mik3

7/11/19 4:51pm

RE: other than that the Church has to decide whether it is willing to bankroll

The_Cookie_Coug

7/11/19 6:10pm

RE: I don't get why the Church would care about this. It is irrelevant to the

Rigormortise

7/11/19 10:10pm

Does state law affect the rules of a private entity?

IceBlueCoug

7/11/19 2:50pm

It certainly does IN THAT STATE. Unless it violates a constitutional right or

PJMort

7/11/19 5:15pm

This is the best path to getting NCAA football back, so I welcome it.

TCuz

7/11/19 2:53pm

Not sure how this helps anything.

bous44for49

7/11/19 2:59pm

I wonder what a Pac-12 would look like without the California schools.

svenot

7/11/19 3:03pm

Recently, the NCAA announced the creation of a working group

Everyman

7/11/19 3:25pm

Perhaps it will work in BYU's favor. If players can make a lot of money no matter what school they attend...

Crowgar

7/11/19 3:08pm

I initially thought this but how many national companies will

ColumbusCoug

7/11/19 3:10pm

You don't need national companies. NuSkin, Sigfried & Jensen, and about ten thousand emergency

mik3

7/11/19 3:15pm

No no no... Each player gets their own "company" and can recruit downlines!

ryebrye

7/12/19 7:20am

Agreed. BYU could drop major sports.

Sooner Cougar

7/11/19 3:15pm

Nope, never would happen.

Romex

7/11/19 3:24pm

I don't think they will but I definitely wouldn't say "never"

DraperCoug22

7/11/19 4:51pm

As long as it's possible to break even financially, won't change anything at BYU

Lance71

7/11/19 3:57pm

The church doesn’t restrict apostles or leaders from selling books

USMCdad

7/11/19 4:00pm

<fo>Who are these non-donors and do they all have dumb opinions?</fo>

UberDeek

7/11/19 4:00pm

I think student athletes should be paid. A modest amount set by the state/NCAA

Powerbait DPM studnt

7/11/19 4:14pm

Wouldn't it be companies paying the athletes, not the school?

mudpupper

7/11/19 4:25pm

10% of it would be going to the church for the LDS athletes so that would be a

Troy McClure

7/11/19 5:54pm

Great. Now tithing is going to be part of the Honor Code.

Betruewhiteandblue

7/11/19 5:56pm

No. Just part of the ecclesiastical endorsement if anything at all.

Troy McClure

7/11/19 6:01pm

This guy is right

hdx57

7/12/19 8:37am

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