How many actually turn a profit?

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Author

Time

Great news!

brazilcoug

May 22, 9:33pm

Great news?

Littlerich

May 22, 9:34pm

Bye bye mid majors

GlutealGuy

May 22, 9:35pm

*olympic sports

Revolution

May 22, 10:06pm

would be really bad for the USA participation in Olys, which is still important

Saxa

May 23, 6:05am

Some mid major schools are super wealthy.

BlooCoug

May 22, 10:52pm

We’ll see how long they can keep up with the tv deals

GlutealGuy

May 22, 11:02pm

Long overdue. NIL deals between athletes and schools make the most sense.

BYU'01

May 22, 9:35pm

NIL deals? No. Just paying for play or some revenue sharing makes the most sense. Has nothing to do with NIL.

TCuz

May 22, 9:42pm

He many schools make money on college sports?

Littlerich

May 22, 9:46pm

All sports? Don’t know or care. Football? A lot of them.

TCuz

May 22, 9:47pm

I don’t think this is going to separate football revenue from the other sports

Littlerich

May 22, 9:48pm

How many actually turn a profit?

davidmj10

May 23, 1:31am

Yep, because NIL has turned out to be nothing of the sort. Just pay to play from unlimited outside parties.

zonacougar

May 22, 9:47pm

NIL deals won’t be affected by this. Any group can still pay any amount of

cougsareforreal

May 23, 5:00am

Is it?

blackandblue

May 22, 9:37pm

It’s the first step to going where we all knew it was going to go. Progress.

brazilcoug

May 22, 9:41pm

I can see MBB & FB being revenue generators & paying those athletes, but why should athletes that lose money in their

SierraCoug

May 22, 9:46pm

So if the university athletic dept is in the red they shouldn’t pay athletes?

Littlerich

May 22, 9:47pm

If those schools can’t run athletic departments in the black while paying athletes, it’s time to close shop or pare down

SierraCoug

May 22, 9:49pm

Which is the end of college athletics as we know them, including football and

Littlerich

May 22, 9:53pm

if enough dudes play womens sports and make them more profitable and interesting

DiamondMo

May 22, 10:00pm

Does Title IX apply to university employees?

SierraCoug

May 22, 10:15pm

Good question regarding whether it applies to student employees

Littlerich

May 22, 10:17pm

No, it will not

BYU'01

May 22, 10:29pm

First step of the final phase of the end of collegiate athletics

Greg Kite's 'stache

May 22, 9:59pm

I seriously doubt it. I’m sure plenty of people will say that though

TCuz

May 22, 10:02pm

Eh, I don’t see collective bargaining rule college sports like NBA/MLB/NFL

BYU'01

May 22, 10:43pm

Absolutely. The payrolls of NCAAF and MBB programs > many $Ms for a long time

BYU'01

May 22, 10:38pm

What’s the great news? Are they even bringing in revenue?

DieHarder

May 22, 9:39pm

Not so sure this is great news especially for the schools. College athletics is

Tare

May 22, 9:46pm

Can't imagine they'll be W-2 employees.

roseyscenario

May 22, 10:13pm

Isn't every other student who works for and is paid by the school a W2 employee?

Tare

May 22, 10:24pm

Yes

BYU'01

May 22, 10:27pm

I would do 1099 deals. This isn't work study money. W-2s could be messy & wouldn't be exempt from PR taxes, e.g FICA etc

roseyscenario

May 22, 10:55pm

1099 would be ideal but I don't think it's that easy given the school is

Tare

May 23, 7:13am

Can't they separate traditional scholarship from compensation for services?

roseyscenario

May 23, 3:44pm

Will they start paying the top students to come their schools next?

Coug Dude

May 22, 9:46pm

RE: Will they start paying the top students to come their schools next?

zonacougar

May 22, 9:48pm

Duh they already do

Blue2thebone

May 22, 11:23pm

And just like that 95% of all collegiate sports are dead

Kajdin

May 22, 9:50pm

The only way I see this as a positive is if it leads to contracts and

downtownchrisbrown

May 22, 10:01pm

Why would unionization be required? The SEC is strong ‘right to work’ country

BYU'01

May 22, 10:34pm

Stability. If all schools and players are offering the same benefits there is

downtownchrisbrown

May 22, 10:37pm

Why do you need a union to have a salary cap?

BYU'01

May 22, 10:47pm

That’s where this is headed. Unions and collective bargaining. I see it as a

BlooCoug

May 22, 10:36pm

It might allow the schools to claw back some control. I hadn't considered that.

Kajdin

May 22, 10:39pm

For sure. And part of the collective bargaining will regulate the transfer

BlooCoug

May 22, 10:46pm

How will this work with Title IX?

CornfedCougar

May 22, 10:04pm

It won't just be title IX. Look @ the USWNT v US Soccer equal pay dispute.

Tare

May 22, 10:12pm

It won't work. It's a giant mess. All of it. Title IX, NIL, transfer no-rules

Mitty

May 23, 11:10am

Unintended consequences to follow...........it won't be pretty.

airbug

May 22, 10:34pm

I actually think it will be a net positive. Will bring a lot more structure to

BlooCoug

May 22, 10:50pm

I suspect it is "working" for very, very few athletes.

Madam Pattirini

May 23, 1:15am

If this at all opens the door to multi year deals and bonuses,

BackPacker

May 22, 10:55pm

What will be really interesting is when student athletes at state school become

gww687

May 22, 11:05pm

I gotta say, I don't see this going well.

Madam Pattirini

May 23, 1:17am

It’s definitely going to require some kinks being ironed out.

gww687

May 23, 6:15am

It’s been happening for decades

Blue2thebone

May 22, 11:22pm

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