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Aug 2, 2020
2:57:07pm

Nat Gas Man Truly Addicted User

There wouldn’t be any scholarships and that money would have to be taxed as an

Employee. Not sure if the University would keep spirts paying a dumb Freshman more than a professor

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Nat Gas Man

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Time

There is really no profit in college football for vast majority of teams

CougarGregor

8/2/20 12:47pm

"there’s no incentive for athletic departments to show a profit"

TheLost

8/2/20 1:02pm

Wonder how likely donors would contribute, if it was just to pad athlete pockets

Dr T-bone

8/2/20 1:12pm

Yep, that’s the story that the schools want you to believe.

Blue Cat

8/2/20 1:33pm

They are asking for $274,454 per player, per year, for football

BYUfan92

8/2/20 1:37pm

There wouldn’t be any scholarships and that money would have to be taxed as an

Nat Gas Man

8/2/20 2:57pm

Dumb professors are so jealous of dumb freshman FB players but they're still

jvquarterback

8/2/20 5:35pm

Professors run the schools. Sports are minor distractions

Nat Gas Man

8/2/20 5:56pm

Let them share in the entire balance sheet including financial losses. We'd hear

8/2/20 1:49pm

That's some good accounting. Make sure you show a loss.

Blueto

8/2/20 1:54pm

Donations still count as income. Ask the LDS Church.

BlooCoog

8/2/20 2:00pm

Here's the problem with the "profitability" of college athletics...

TrueBlue67

8/2/20 3:47pm

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