College sports generate huge revenue and players are the single most important

Mar 17, 2023
11:14:27am

BYU'01 All-American

Factor after tradition. Historically, that cash has flowed principally to coaches and the universities. It’s okay if players get some more consideration.

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BYU'01

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I hate this aspect of college sports because it’s the opposite of what college

SouthernBlueBlood

3/17/23 5:18am

Here is the danger of nil and maybe not a bad thing.

bald man

3/17/23 5:54am

Big NCAA sports always have been about $ but it’s legal now & BYU must catch up

RossoNeri

3/17/23 6:24am

We’ve been pretending it wasnt like that for decades.

Memmo

3/17/23 7:24am

Not like this. It’s been taken to a whole new level

zerome4sooners

3/17/23 8:20am

100% agree

zerome4sooners

3/17/23 8:19am

My fears relative to the state of college athletics and NIL:

Pine

3/17/23 9:13am

Agree, I feel increasingly detached from the whole shebang. More disinterested.

Wyomingite

3/17/23 9:34am

Yep, totally with you. Outside BYU, just don't care anymore.

Mitty

3/17/23 9:37am

A real academic student athlete division like the PAC10?

Ripliancum

3/17/23 9:44am

College sports generate huge revenue and players are the single most important

BYU'01

3/17/23 11:14am

I agree some benefit needs to go to athletes. Coaches salaries are going nuts.

Pine

3/17/23 11:26am

I agree that it would be better to hold universities accountable for NIL

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