Apr 13, 2024
6:58:48am
6:58:48am
Where's the line on this?
Let's say Texas starts paying each athlete $400k salaries (once players inevitably become employees). Should BYU do the same? At some point the calculus does change of how much it's worth investing
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What if a big part of the mission of BYU is missionary work? Bigger perhaps than your kids or my kids getting a great
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BYU has the potential to be the best missionary tool the church has ever had. Why let it be underutilized?
Apr 13, 9:10am
And imagine how much easier it would be to get the Book of Mormon into people’s hands if BYU sports was lighting the
Apr 13, 9:43am
Now imagine the conversation about the LDS church paying a coach $15M and building an over-the-top locker room
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We get those questions today, especially every time a temple is built in a less wealthy part of the world.
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No. We are not. I can’t say where some imaginary line is. But it’s clear we aren’t there. And the line isn’t static.
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If all those who want the church to pay for a coach please opine if you are stepping in to make major contributions?
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